SafetyWeb

View a FREE sample report for your child.

SafetyWeb will never share or sell your child's personal information. View our Privacy Policy

Why Do You Need SafetyWeb?

SafetyWeb scans the web for public info about your child. We keep you informed on the security and privacy of your child, instantly alerting you to changes or dangers. Learn more »

Social Networking Safety Tips rss

Online Safety This Summer(0)

May 9, 2012

Spring is here and before you know it summer will be upon us.  For parents, that means keeping kids busy during their long break from school.  Though summer activities abound, chances are that children will have a lot of opportunity to spend time online without adult supervision.  Now’s the time to put a game plan [...]

Full Story»

Protect Your Child’s Photos from Facebook’s Facial Recognition Feature

Facebook just launched an automatic facial recognition feature that makes photo tagging easier, but could also put your child’s photos at risk of being automatically tagged, exposing their privacy. Facebook’s tagging feature allows your child’s friends to tag pictures that your child appears in, and identifies your child automatically by suggesting to their friends that [...]

Facebook Ought to Allow Children Under 13

by Larry Magid Today’s guest blogger is Larry Magid, co-director of ConnectSafely.org and a member of the SafetyWeb Product Advisory Council. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s recent comment that children under 13 should be allowed on Facebook didn’t surprise me. When I asked him about this a year ago, he told me, “It’s something that we’ve [...]

Why Parents and Teens Must Watch Trust_ the Movie

Ask any parent of a teenage girl what their worst nightmare is, and it’s likely you’ll come up with something similar to the script for the new movie ‘Trust’. Directed by David Schwimmer (formerly “Ross” from Friends), ‘Trust’ touches on the very serious topic of responsible use of social networks by children and how ‘disconnected’ [...]


More in this category

About this Blog

Welcome to the SafetyWeb blog. We set this up so that our employees and guest bloggers would have a forum to discuss pertinent and emerging topics related to online safety. We will cover topics such as Online Friends and Online Reputation Management. Our goal is to empower parents and protect kids and teens. To that end, we will often point you to any of our own internal reference articles, as well as external resources that we find useful. If you have any suggestions for topics you would like us to address, please send us an email. In the meantime, we hope that you enjoy this blog, our free resources, and the SafetyWeb product. Here's to online safety!

- The SafetyWeb Team

Creative Commons License
SafetyWeb Blog is licensed under a Creative Commons License.