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Cyber Safety in the News
/in Blog /by Allison BonacciNCOSE’s Dirty Dozen List Names Meta Founder Mark Zuckerberg, Snapchat Among 10 Others MSN, April 5, 2026 The National Center on Sexual Exploitation released its 2026 “Dirty Dozen” list, which names major companies and individuals it believes contribute to sexual exploitation online. A major highlight this year is the inclusion of Mark Zuckerberg, marking the […]
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/in Blog /by Allison BonacciOne-Fifth of Australian Teens Still Use TikTok, Snapchat After Social Media Ban Reuters, March 12, 2026 About two months after Australia implemented its world-first ban on social media for users under 16, new data suggests the policy has reduced, but not eliminated, teen usage. A report from parental control company Qustodio found that more than […]
The Hidden Dangers of Roblox: What Parents Need to Know About the Whisper Chat Function
/in News /by Allison BonacciThe Hidden Dangers of Roblox: What Parents Need to Know About the Whisper Chat Function By: Allison Bonacci Based on my time with students in schools, I have no doubt that the most popular online game is Roblox! Whether I am working with 3rd grade students or 8th grade students, this is a hugely popular […]
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/in Blog /by Allison BonacciMore Than 1 in 3 Adolescent and Teen Boys Are Gambling—And It Often Starts with Video Games Parent’s Magazine, February 3, 2026 A new study from Common Sense Media finds that gambling is far more common among U.S. boys ages 11–17 than many parents realize, with about 36% reporting they gambled in the past year. […]
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/in Blog /by Allison BonacciBelieve It or Not, Kids Actually Want to Get Off Their Phones – Dr. Jonathan Haidt Says He Has Proof Parent’s Magazine, January 3, 2026 The article highlights research from Dr. Jonathan Haidt and co-author Catherine Price in their book The Amazing Generation, which argues that many children actually want to spend less time on […]
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/in Blog /by Allison BonacciKids Who Have Smartphones by Age 12 Have Higher Risk of Depression and Obesity ABC News, December 1, 2025 A new study published in the journal Pediatrics found that children who own smartphones by age 12 are at significantly higher risk for several health issues compared with peers who do not have devices at that […]
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/in Blog /by Allison BonacciBullied Teen Speaks Out After Video About Having No Friends, No Dress for Homecoming Gets Shocking Reaction People Magazine, November 1, 2025 Seventeen-year-old high school senior, Kaylee, posted a heartfelt TikTok in September 2025 sharing why she didn’t want to go to homecoming: she felt she had “no friends” and was still wearing the same […]
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/in Blog /by Allison BonacciOur Faces No Longer Belong to Us The Wall Street Journal, October 12, 2025 Your likeness is now fair game for AI. Anyone is a click away from creating a digital version of you. This article opens by describing a small but unnerving personal moment: a baby-photo of her child, shared innocently, uploaded to another […]
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/in Blog /by Allison BonacciI am a High Schooler. AI Is Demolishing My Education. The Atlantic, September 3, 2025 The article explores how high school students are beginning to see AI not just as a futuristic concept, but as a tool that is already woven into education. It describes several classrooms where teachers are integrating AI into assignments, for […]
Cyber Safety in the News
/in Blog /by Allison BonacciWhat Kids Told Us About How to Get Them Off Their Phones The Atlantic, August 4, 2025 Children are not glued to their smartphones simply because the apps are addictive, they spend so much time online because it is currently the only place where they can socialize freely and without supervision. A Harris Poll survey […]