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According to Get Safe Online’s research, 67% of people accessing the web from their mobiles do not use the password or PIN function to secure their handsets. Combined with all the other information they store, such as home telephone numbers, family names and personal emails, smartphone users can be particularly vulnerable to fraud if the device falls into the wrong hands.

Professor Tanya Byron has confirmed the UK as a world leader in child internet safety but advised that Government and Industry need to make faster progress in delivery if the UK is to stay ahead of advances in technology.

Teachers across the UK have been using resources available on the BBC News School Report website to help their 11-14 year old students develop journalistic skills and beco

The BBC report that “Four in five adults (79%) regard internet access as their fundamental right according to a new global poll conducted across 26 countries for BBC World Service.

The Federal Communications Commission has released its National Broadband Plan Consumer Survey, Broadband Adoption and Use in America, which found that affordability and lack

The UK’s first child internet safety strategy, ‘Click Clever Click Safe’, was launched in December at the UK Council for Child Internet Safety (UKCCIS) Summit.