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So, let me tell you guys a little bit of the story of how we got here. About one year ago I was invited to give a webinar about cybersecurity for parents at a friend's daughter school. It was a huge success, everybody loved it, stayed over 1 hour after the scheduled time to ask questions and compliment. A couple days later, 2 other schools reached out and offered to pay for me to present it in person. At the time I had a very complicated schedule and could not do it, but the importance and acceptance of this subject stuck with me. Fast forward almost 1 year and I decided to build an online course for it, and then I learned about Skool and it was perfect for this idea I had where, in the end, a community would probably bring much more value in the long term than simply one course. So here we are, we have a community and 3 planned courses, halfway done with the first of them. But I question if this is the best route, if more courses is what we all need, or maybe we should go another route and prioritize community events and rituals, like periodic calls and guests, or even something that has not been brought up yet. Which brings us to this post, I would love to hear from you, what is it that you would like the most? What do you feel is urgently lacking? What whould make you come here daily to read and participate? Please feel free to say it, there will be no judging, the goal here is to build something for the members above anything else 🙂
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@Andre Tellini I’m in almost the exact same position. I, being a professional in the area sort of assumed that everyone knew the basics but it’s clear that we need to educate and inform. It might be really useful to get an idea of the countries where people are located and we can start to pool resources for those regions. For example I’ve put together three simple step by step actions for enabling parental controls on Modem/Routers to the top three Canadian Internet Service providers.
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I see it right now as three layers. Start on the outside. Control and block traffic on the network entering the house. Block access to porn, YouTube, Netflix etc. Then move to the device level. Set app restrictions, contact restrictions, screen time etc Then move the service level. How to enable parental controls on games like Fortnite or Roblox or services like Netflix or YouTube Provide simple easy to understand guides for parents on how to be proactive rather than reactive. I’d like to get away from the scary stories, we’ve all read them, and move towards action and empowering adults to take control of this and do something.
🛡️ Weekly Update: Online Child Safety News You Need to Know (September 6 -12)
Hey everyone — here are this week’s top online child safety updates, with sources you can check. 1. FTC Probes AI Chatbots: The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has launched an investigation into major AI companies—Meta, OpenAI, Snap, Alphabet, Character.AI, etc.—to see how they protect children from harm in chatbots. (Reuters) 2. Meta Whistleblowers Expose Suppressed VR Harms: Former Meta employees say internal safety research was hidden, including findings that showed children were exposed to grooming, harassment, and violence in its VR platforms. (The Guardian) 3. French Lawmaker Demands Criminal Action vs TikTok: A French MP has called for a criminal probe into TikTok, claiming that its algorithms are harming minors. Proposals include banning social media for under-15s and imposing night curfews for teens. (The Guardian) 4. Attorneys General Warn OpenAI & Others Over Chatbot Safety: Safety concerns from children and teens interacting with chatbots prompted attorneys general to issue warnings. They say safeguards have been insufficient and are pushing for stronger protections. (AP News) 💬 My takeaway: Tech keeps moving fast, and companies and regulations are always one step behind. This means we, as parents, have to stay a step ahead — keeping the conversation open, checking settings, watching our kids and teaching them how to navigate this world safely. 👉 What do you think — which of these updates worries you the most?
🛡️ Weekly Update: Online Child Safety News You Need to Know (September 6 -12)
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Chatbots in particular worry me. They can be convincingly real and feel like a safe place for kids to talk but they lack all the sort of escalation protocols professionals or even just normal humans would be able to action if it sounded like something wasn’t right.
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Musician and tech builder. Love helping fellow musicians solve gigging challenges with simple solutions.

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