In the early days of the internet, email scams from Nigerian Princes were the biggest threat. Today, we face more ...

Tejasvi Manoj, then 15 years old, was in the car with her father when her 86-year-old grandfather almost fell victim to cyber ...

Dropping fact-checkers for community notes shifts an 'unreasonable burden onto users' and 'disproportionately impacts those most vulnerable to long-term, cumulative harm.' ...

A newly proposed bill wants to integrate Internet safety education into the curriculum of elementary and secondary schools nationwide. Senate Bill No. 2934, also known as the Internet Safety Education ...

Noting how children are becoming increasingly technologically savvy, Senate President Pro Tempore Jinggoy Ejercito Estrada has introduced a measure aimed ...

The financial world can be compl... In today’s world, securing a good internet connection is vital for running your daily life. Whether you work remotely, learn online or stream content for ...

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His work has appeared in Dow Jones, The Telegraph, SC Magazine, Strategy, InfoWorld, Redshift,… Internet access can be activated at home, work, school, while shopping, or on the move. There are ...

The UK telecoms and media regulator, Ofcom, has today moved forward with implementation of the government’s tedious new Online Safety Act (OSA ... as merely “children” in the realm of any internet ...

UK laws on internet safety are "very uneven" and "unsatisfactory", Technology Secretary Peter Kyle has said, following calls from campaigners to tighten the rules. On Saturday, Ian Russell ...

has personally appealed to the prime minister to tighten rules that protect children and has warned the UK is "going backwards" on internet safety. Ian Russell, who backed the previous government ...