In the second of their series of e-safety related guest posts, Kathryn Tremlett of the UK Safer Internet Centre’s POSHelpline has put together some helpful guidance on the use of filtering and how to get the balance right between helping to protect young internet users and becoming over-reliant on it…
Following the prime ministers request that “family friendly filters are to be applied across public Wi-Fi networks” (Cameron, 2013), it’s great to see public Wi-Fi providers responding all in the name of keeping our younger users safer online.… Read the rest
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