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Child Safety at Kidshield Europe
Kidshield Europe
has only one aim - to educate and protect our children
As the internet becomes an integral part of our children's lives
would you be surprised to know that recent surveys indicate that
only 1 in 10 of responsible adults within Europe are aware of the
dangers of online predators and the concerns of child safety
experts?
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"1 in 5 children aged 10 to 17 have received a
sexual solicitation over the Internet." Net Nanny is a powerful, yet
simple to install parental control solution that helps parents
protect their children and monitor their Internet use. More than an
Internet Filter, it is peace of mind.
Paedophiles grooming children online is
probably one of the top fears amongst parents. How do you know that
the online "friendship" that your child has struck up is genuine?
The simple answer is that you don't! The Electronic Stranger
that lurks in EVERY Internet Chat Room and Social Networking
Site could be targeting your children.
Child Safety is the responsibility of all responsible adults.
What do some adults think about
child safety online?
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Think they know
already
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Think their children
will not be targeted - it only happens to other peoples children
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Concerns about child
safety online are hysterical and based on media hype
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Online grooming is
just harmless fun
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Child Safety Online
is not a problem in the UK, it mostly happens overseas
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My children are
smart so I don't need to worry about them surfing the net
unsupervised
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I don't understand
the Internet or computers so I don't need to know what my
children do online
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I've already spent
money on a computer so I don't want to spend anymore on child
safety features
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I don't have the
time to find out about my children's online habits - and they
wouldn't want me to!
25% of children and young people surveyed said they had met up in
the offline world with someone with whom they had made initial
contact online. (based on a partial sample of 6000 respondents)
source: CEOPS
Bullying has taken on a whole new concept
with the advent of the digital age and almost 35% of children in a
recent survey said they had been subjected to cyber bullying.
In January 2007 it
was revealed that a number of British nationals who had been
convicted of crimes abroad, including 29 for child sex offences, had
not had their information added to the UK Police National Computer.
This posed a potential risk to children as information about these
crimes was not accessible to employers to be taken into account in
recruitment decisions. source:
Briefing from the NSPCC, February 2007
In real life you would protect
your children, so why not protect them on the Internet?
Most popular Kidshield UK
download so far for 2008 is
Net Nanny
Kidshield have made it easy for you to purchase parental control
software. Simply decide which product best suits your needs
and click the picture of the product shown above, you'll then be
directed straight to the filtering software home page.
Take some time out and have your say at the
Kidshield Forum, we
want to hear your views
Sex
Offenders in your area. Read the UK Mappa 2007 Annual
Report - find the number of sex offenders living in your area.
Nearly a third of young people have received unwanted sexual
comment online or by text.
Just 7% of parents know their child has been
subjected to such material. 4.2 million websites contain indecent images 100,000 websites contain indecent images of
children
Source: Ceop
Children and young people often place themselves at risk online by
engaging in risky, cybersexual behaviour. These situations could
have been prevented if young users had been sufficiently empowered
to stay in control of their personal information online or recognise
and take steps to protect themselves from risky engagement with
suspicious contacts. Source:
CEOP
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Name
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illegal content
The Internet Watch Foundation
indicates that the USA and Russia between them appear to host the
majority of illegal child images.


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