CYBER SAFETY NEWS FEED
We have searched the headlines for the news that matters to Savvy Cyber Kids. Seen with a cyber ethics lens, these clipping keep us abreast of when technology is used for bad—to inspire us to be aware and make necessary changes in our homes and at our schools. Conversely, when technology is used for good, let’s read all about it, celebrate the successes and bring these lessons home.
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Headlines from across the globe:
- UK regulator bans mobile game ads from King, Scopely and others | PocketGamer.biz
- ‘This is how they make money’: NMU screens Chris Hansen documentary about the dangers of sextortion
- Kidscreen » Archive » Australia passes its kids social media ban
- France Blood Service Hack Sends Blood Storage Temperatures to 110°C – Infosecurity Magazine
- What to know about extremists recruiting kids through online games
- Tiny LED Could Cut Data Center Energy Consumption
- Ultra-thin membrane filters water with five times better salt removal
- Sheriff: 281 people from arrested in trafficking, child predator operation
- New York Bans AI Chatbots From Acting Like Friends to Kids | Law Commentary
- ABC13 Investigates: AI-generated child sexual abuse images pose growing threat to children
- AI Flirting Tools On Dating Apps Can Weaken Emotional Skills
- Wearables and AI Predict Hypertensive Crisis Up to Three Days in Advance | Inside Precision Medicine
- AI-powered heart MRI measurements better predict patients’ survival
- Google shuts down malware backdoor on Android TV boxes
- Hooked on YouTube: How video slop is infiltrating classrooms
- Shop fridges and freezers across Europe hit by fresh suspected cyber-attack | Sweden | The Guardian
- My picture was used in child abuse images. AI is putting others through my nightmare | Mara Wilson | The Guardian
- Goldman Sachs Is Pulling Claude Code From Its Bankers and Traders | State of AI
- EU tells capitals to halt their national social media bans for a year – POLITICO
- Tell the FTC about imposter ads online | Consumer Advice
- Disney and school staff involved in human trafficking sting | FOX 35 Orlando
- Ministers vow online safety action after 18-year-old sextortion victim took own life
- Major Safety Gaps Exposed for Roblox, Fortnite and Minecraft
- The Blueprint Outlasted the Medium: The Potential Uses of Television in Preschool Education, Sixty Years Later – Joan Ganz Cooney Center
- Kidscreen » Archive » The industry is torn on Jonathan Haidt’s reccos for kids content-makers