Tools and tricks for parents to protect kids online

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Date 2017-03-02 Author Leida Jones, Guest blogger
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We were recently contacted Leida Jones, a freelance writer, regarding a resource she's developed. Titled "The Concerned Parent's Toolbox – 120 Tools and Tricks to Protect Your Kids", the guide offers a comprehensive list of online tools and techniques that all parents can use to keep their children safe whilst on the internet.

In addition to listing general tips, tricks and resources, the guide covers a range of issues such as cyberbullying, ad awareness, monitoring and filtering, file sharing and P2, privacy and identity protection, and internet addiction among others.

Access the guide online here.

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