How to reduce real-life violence on social media
Useful settings in apps like TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube can reduce the risk of children being exposed to real-life violence.
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A checklist when your child starts using social media
Use this checklist when children are going out on social media. As they get older, teach them to be conscious and take responsibility for privacy on their own.
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How to reduce scary news features in your kids’ apps
Horrifying real-life scenes may appear in your child’s social media apps. Both the press and most people share traumatic living images and videos from news events. Here are some tips to help reduce the risk.
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Games and apps that foster empathy and understanding
Get tips for games and apps that generate compassion and increase awareness on important topics. In these apps, you can learn about the life of a sixteen-year-old refugee or take care of an adopted child's physical and mental health.
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Children may watch terrifying news and propaganda from the war in Ukraine
TIPS AND ADVICE FOR PARENTS: With Russia's invasion of Ukraine, it may be good to have an age-appropriate conversation with your children about war news. Gruesome videos and propaganda may appear on children's phones.
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New EU rules on digital rights
According to the new EU legislative proposal (Digital Service Act - DSA) adopted in the EU Parliament in January 2022, direct marketing by targeting children is not allowed. It gives both adults and children more digital rights.
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In Norway: Municipalities and schools lag on privacy
The association Kins works with data security in Norwegian municipalities. Recently, the association submitted comments to the Privacy Commission. The EU is also tightening its grip to provide citizens, especially children, more digital rights. What will digital school solutions be like in a few years?
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What can parents decide in the digital school system?
The digital teaching system of the schools has a lot of good things, but at the same time, there are some features that not all parents think are perfectly ok. As a parent i Norway, you cannot object to the core services in the school solution. But you can say no to other school apps if they collect personal information.
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More hate online than in the schoolyard?
The temperature can get quite high on social media sometimes, and young people have different ways of dealing with ugly comments. We've had a conversation with three eighth-graders.
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Police can confiscate children’s phones
In Norway, the minimum age for a charge against criminal offense is 15 years. Nevertheless, police can take away the phones of younger children if they are used to store or share nude photos of someone under 18.
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Opptak av webinar: Politiets nettpatrulje – slik kan du trygge barn og unge på nett
VIDEO MED TIPS OG RÅD: Hvilken risiko utsettes barn og unge for i sosiale medier og spill? Og hvordan håndtere utfordringene som barna møter på nett? Møt Barnevakten og Politiets nettpatrulje.
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Should children be encouraged to stand up against hate speech?
Many children and young people witness or experience prejudiced language online. What should the children do if they find themselves in such a situation?
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What is hate speech and when are such statements illegal?
Children and young people may be exposed to or even contribute to spreading hate speech online. Where is the limit and what does the Norwegian law say?
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Teach your children how to take screen evidence online
Here we will show you how to take a picture or video of the screen on mobiles, computers, and game consoles. Gather evidence of cyberbullying, malicious content, or crime. The screenshots can be sent to the police, school, or app developer depending on the case.
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Hate Speech: It is more difficult for immigrant children to stay away
In this internet era, when the world has turned into a global village, hate speech has found its stronghold more than ever. What has happened in a far corner of a country is easily reached to the whole world, and everybody, even who does not have a stake in that event, wants to give their opinion, often without a clear understanding of it.
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Marker Spilluka på fritidsklubben og e-sportsklubben
PLANLEGG NÅ FOR SPILLUKA TIL HØSTEN: I uke 42 (16. - 22. oktober) arrangerer Barnevakten og samarbeidspartnere Spilluka over hele landet. Les tips til hvordan din lokale fritidsklubb kan markere uken.
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How to deal with children’s screen time?
Some parents worry about both the number of hours and what their children might miss when they pass a lot of time on the screen. Here you will get some good advice and considerations from psychologist Jeanette Sjaaeng.
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How to report bullying and hate speech in games
Do your children experience harassment, hatred, and bullying in the game chat? This is how you report the posts in some of the most popular games.
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How to restrict children’s access to pornography
Learn how to set up filters against pornography on your child's mobile, tablet, and PC.
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Everything parents should know about YouTube
YouTube has a tremendous influence among children and adolescents, both positively and negatively. Here we’ll show how parents can reduce the risk of their children being exposed to harmful content and unwanted advertising.
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