Young children unconcerned about digital tracking by strangers
Children may be more vulnerable than previously thought to those who might exploit their digital footprint to track their location or obtain private information.
Children may be more vulnerable than previously thought to those who might exploit their digital footprint to track their location or obtain private information.
Children may be more vulnerable than previously thought to those who might exploit their digital footprint to track their location or obtain private information.
What books will entice your busy tweens to read this summer? The outstanding titles on this list offer something for every kind of 9- to 12-year-old reader!
A global crackdown on the “darknet’s” pedophile ring has amassed about 900 arrests all over Europe and America. About 350 people were captured in Europe and were included in the …
Dinosaurs, dry ice, robots and video games captured the imaginations of hundreds of children at the Giant Science & Technology Expo at Cashman Center on Saturday.
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) – Tinder for teens is now a thing, and it’s not a good thing if you ask Utah’s Internet Crimes Against Children, knows as ICAC. While parents are not going to like the app Yellow, predators will love it.Yellow allows your kids to swip
While each and every situation is different, most Internet trolls are hilariously similar. Here are just 10 of the most common types you’ll see online.
Along with the usual desks and blackboards, primary school classrooms may soon be equipped with something a little less traditional – rosemary essential oil. According to a study recently conducted by a team from Northumbria University, the scent of the herb boosts children’s working memory.
Technology is becoming more of a necessity in a family’s everyday life, and the effects it has on children can be both positive and negative.In every aspect of the White family household, there is some form of technology.“I can tell you there’s probably li
Children who spent more time with hand-held screens were more likely to exhibit signs of an expressive speech delay, according to a new study from Toronto.