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Updated · Feb 21, 2022
The US Cellular has shared some resources for online protection on its website. They cover smartphones, websites, social media, and connected devices.
June is the official internet safety month, according to a resolution that the United States Senate passed in 2005.
The move couldn’t have come at a better time. Worrying statistics show that 34% of kids in the US have experienced cyberbullying at least once. Even worse - nearly 70% of those kids report suffering from mental health issues like anxiety, depression, panic attacks, etc.
There are also other dangers lurking - phishing, scams, predators, malware. Internet safety is to be taken seriously.
The corporation has created a customizable agreement between parents and their children. It has inbuilt choices, so that users can create suitable documents for different households.
They can include rules, such as:
There’s also an option to create preferred choices for those that would like a unique contract.
Aside from online agreements such as the US Cellular’s, there are more ways to ensure online protection. Using parental control software, for instance, covers all the bases, such as location tracking, web filtering, app/site blocking, alerts, screenshots, еtc.
Eve-Carrie
Eve is a lover of everything technology. Figuring out how software works and creating content to shed more light on the value it offers users is her favorite past time. When not evaluating apps or programs, she's busy trying out new healthy recipes, doing yoga, meditating, or taking nature walks with her little one.
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