Cyber-bullies have the power to end lives. That is what teenager Hannah Smith’s tragic suicide, coming after intense, often anonymous bullying on the website Ask.fm, teaches us about one of the great digital dangers we face as a society. The United Kingdom is still reeling from Smith’s suicide, its people working to process not just… Continue reading Hannah Smith’s Death After Bullying on Ask.fm Forces Society to Confront Cyberbullying
The world has seen a recent spate of cyber-bullying suicides and it is drawing new attention to one of the worst consequences of digital expansion. The question is: what will parents and educators do about it? In May, Gabrielle Molina sadly took her own life in Queens after suffering bullying at school and at… Continue reading Canada’s Shocking Rehtaeh Parsons Case Reminds Parents of Cyberbullying Dangers
App Blocker Technology is important for parents and MMGuardian Parental Control compares favorably to Android’s new Restricted Profiles Kid Mode. Kid Mode, more technically called “Restricted Profiles,” is Android’s first attempt to create an app blocker that also functions as a real, native way for parents to control the content on their kids’ phones. While… Continue reading Comparing MMGuardian with Android’s New Kid Mode App Blocker
By Paul Grossinger On Tuesday July 9, MMGuardian made its debut for thousands of Northern Californians who tuned into the 6:30pm PST broadcast of Upside, the primetime news show on Comcast Hometown Network. Parental control is becoming a hot topic as kids leave school for the summer and parents grapple with how to handle their… Continue reading MMGuardian Featured on Upside on Comcast Hometown Network
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