- Safe sites and pages written specifically for kids. Handpicked and checked by Kiddle editors.
- Typically listed as results 1-3.
- Safe, trusted sites that are not written specifically for kids, but have content written in a simple way, easy for kids to understand. Handpicked and checked by Kiddle editors. Typically list as results 4-7.
- Safe, famous sites that are written for adults, providing expert content but are harder for kids to understand. Filtered by Google safe search. Typically listed as result 8 onwards.
Child-friendly search engines
One of the most frequent actions that children do online is searching for information. What happens when they come across harmful content or information that is not appropriate for their age? Is there any way to prevent them from accessing such information on regular search engines? What happens to the information that children look up online or to the data that they insert about themselves?
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