Some online challenges can be fun but some can be extremely dangerous, while the number of views and likes received is seen as an important part of the whole process.
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Safer Internet Forum
BIK TeamThis year's edition of Safer Internet Forum will take place online towards the end of November with the theme of "Digital (dis)advantage: creating an inclusive world for children and young people online".
Safer Internet Day
BIK TeamOn Tuesday, 9 February 2021, we will celebrate the 18th edition of Safer Internet Day. With actions taking place right across the globe, once again we'll join "Together for a better internet".
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Coronavirus-friendly ideas for Safer Internet Day 2021
Irish Safer Internet CentreSafer Internet Day (SID) activities may look a little different this year as we adapt to COVID-19 restrictions, but SID 2021 can still be a fun, vibrant and engaging celebration!
New teaching programme on deepfakes in Norway
Norwegian Safer Internet CentreOn Friday, 6 November 2020, the Norwegian Safer Internet Centre (SIC) launched a new teaching programme on deepfakes. The programme was launched as a digital school lesson in a live broadcast produced by students in an upper secondary school in Oslo.
Microsoft study: online risks that sow hate and division are growing
Jacqueline Beauchere, Global Digital Safety Advocate at MicrosoftOnline fraud, hate speech, discrimination and other divisive online risks are on the rise globally, according to results of a new Microsoft study. These findings were released in conjunction with World Kindness Day in an effort to turn that tide and encourage safer, more empathetic and tolerant online interactions among all people.