Internet Safety for Parents
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Internet Safety for Parents
- 1. Managing Technology in the Home
- 3. Our kids are teaching us technology!
- 4. Do you think an adult could be addicted to a phone or social media APP? Question…
- 6. Do you think a CHILD could be addicted to a phone or social media APP? Question…
- 8. Current Statistics • The AVERAGE teen spends about 4 hours a day online • 25% have met up in person somebody they met online • 30% of teens have cheated on a test with a phone • 35% have hacked into a friends social media account or email • 40% have accessed pornography online • 75% admit to hiding their online behavior from parents • 30% of kids have parental controls on their computers
- 9. What in the world are my kids doing online? Current trends in Tech!
- 10. Key Terms Filtering programs that BLOCK content specifically, adult content Monitoring programs the record computer and cell phone activities
- 12. Social networking for kids…
- 13. Rules for social media use… • Know the platform • Know the password • Know their friends / followers INTERNET SAFETY RISKS
- 14. Rules for social media use… • Always use privacy settings • Post respectfully - positively • No Bullying! • Select photos carefully INTERNET SAFETY RISKS
- 15. Current Trend: Fan Following • Collect followers and likes • Instagram is the #1 • Kids can get obsessed with these!
- 16. Followers
- 17. Followers
- 18. Social Networking Facebook and Twitter
- 19. Pornography • 1 in 9 websites online are pornographic • Put a filter program on ANY computer that your child will use.
- 20. Pornography • The average child stumbles onto a pornographic website by age 12. • The first time a child sees pornography online it is most often accidental and potentially devastating. • A private location vs. public location is the difference between a one time accident and a new found routine or habit.
- 21. Pornography • Family Computer • Laptop • Cell phone • iPad / Tablet • Game console • Friends house • Put a filter program on ANY device that your child will use, especially when they are young.
- 23. Cyber Bullying
- 24. Cyber Bullying Rebecca Ann Sedwick 12 Years old. Died from suicide 8/10/13
- 25. Cyber Bullying
- 28. Cyber Bullying
- 29. Sexting Definition… Sending of sexually explicit photos or text through one’s mobile phone to friends or suitors.
- 30. Sexting
- 31. Feb, 2016
- 32. Oct, 2014 10,000 images Mostly 13-17 year olds Over 1000 videos Posted and reposted to 10 sites in less than 24 hours
- 33. Hook up Apps Tinder, Blendr, Grindr, Skout, and Swoon
- 35. We are the first generation of parents that have had to deal with the new phenomenon! Colleges and employers are looking!
- 36. How do I keep my kids safe from the ever changing world of technology!?!
- 37. Virus – Malware - Phishing
- 39. The most common problem Location….Location….Location…
- 40. Cell phones at night… Zip Mini thejoyfactory.com Keyword: integrity
- 41. Cell phones at night… Scott’s low cost budget version….. The iBasket
- 42. Cell phones at night…
- 43. Contracts! • Cell phone contract • www.iccguru.com/cellphonecontract.doc
- 44. Passwords
- 45. Google and YouTube • Google’s “Safe Search”
- 46. Google and YouTube • YouTube’s “Safety Mode”
- 49. WebFilter Web Filter for Mac and PC
- 50. WebFilter Web Filter for Chromebook
- 51. WholehouseWebFilter Web Filter for Home Network
- 52. Monitoring for the computer • Email • Instant Messaging • Keystrokes • Screenshots • Website history • Searches • Facebook • YouTube
- 53. SetupiOSrestrictions SAFEONLINE TO KEEP YOUR FAMILY
- 54. iPhone – iPad – iTouch CONTROL
- 55. iPhone – iPad – iTouch CONTROL
- 58. Car GPS Tracking $200 + $50/mo
- 59. 2016 Chevy Malibu GM Teen Driver Program
- 62. SAFEONLINE TO KEEP YOUR FAMILY CellPhoneCarriers
- 63. Scott’s Final Tips 1) Don't get left behind! LEARN 2) Know the PW's of your kid's accounts 3) Remove technology at night 4) Talk about consequences of social media 5) Put a filter on all internet devices 6) Consider some monitoring software
- 64. Connect with your KIDS