Here are 5 things you can do to keep your children safe online.
Limit screen time. Limit how long and when your children can be online. Too much screen time is bad for children. Children really need time to be active, exercise and develop their minds without using the Internet.
Monitor online activities. Children's use of the Internet should be within your reach and without anything being hidden. Be honest with your children and let them know that you are looking out for their safety. Parents who monitor are more aware of how their children spend their time online.
Limit the devices they can use. Make sure your children use the family computer, family tablet or family cell phone. Only allow access to certain features and make sure to check browsing history and cache regularly.
Learn by asking your children to teach you. Your children probably know more about the Internet than you do. Ask them to show you their favorite apps, how they work, and why they like them.
Adjust browser privacy settings. Most browsers have privacy and parental settings. Find out where they are, how to use them and how to keep your children safe online.
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