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What have Children and mobile phones got in common?

By on March 20, 2014 in MOBILE PHONE ABUSE, SECURITY

What a question? How can we put children and mobile phones in the same sentence? Well believe it or not, you could be mistaken by thinking I am going to write about children using phones? That would be by no means strange. But recently, in Dublin Castle, the Road Safety Authority of Ireland (RSA) had… Read More »

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Right Arm Removed-Internet Banned on Mobile Devices

By on December 23, 2013 in MOBILE PHONE ABUSE

Weird as it may seem to hear that a techno geek who runs his own IT business and uses social media for interaction for marketing and research has turned OFF ALL INTERNET traffic from his mobile devices. How did I manage? Do what you can, with what you have, where you are As Theodore Roosevelt… Read More »

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SnapKidz-New App from makers of SnapChat

By on June 27, 2013 in MOBILE PHONE ABUSE

Brought to you by Niall Mulrine, www.PcClean.ie and www.CyberSafetyAdvice.com Snapchat for children was launched 22nd June 2013, to cater for the younger audience who craved for the app but the age restriction blocked them from downloading. This only occurred if the child was “truthful” about their age in the first instance. The app called SnapKidz… Read More »

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Top tips for Children to stay safe online during summer

By on June 13, 2013 in CYBER BULLYING

Top tips for Children to stay safe online during summer Brought to you by Niall Mulrine, www.PcClean.ie and www.CyberSafetyAdvice.com Yes, the school holidays are coming, the weather is getting brighter and the days of getting up early for school are coming to a close. It’s that time again when we have no school for the… Read More »

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Two “moms on a mission” create a parental intelligence system that stops cyberbullying before it blows up

By on May 1, 2013 in CYBER BULLYING

A cartoon floating around Mashable from The Joy of Tech reflects the latest barometer of Facebook from the teen perspective (“Uncool!).  Now that teens are flocking away from it, (supposedly to get out from under the ever-present eye of parents who “liked” their page), how is a parent supposed to track their activities? A Parental… Read More »

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