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Safer Internet Day 2026 wasn’t just an event. It was a nationwide effort to elevate youth voice, support families and strengthen digital wellbeing. Learn more and get year-round resources. connectsafely.org/sid2026/ #SaferInternetDay

When it comes to personal online security, it’s always a balancing act between risk and convenience. connectsafely.org/online-securit…

Although misinformation isn’t nearly as horrific as the loss of human life, it’s nevertheless harmful. connectsafely.org/when-anyone-ca…

Two topics are becoming dominant in teen boys’ social media video feeds: Looksmaxxing and ZYN. What parents should know. connectsafely.org/two-trends-in-…

Advice on how to identify "pink slime" so-called news sites that mix facts with propaganda spreaker.com/episode/what-a…

Watch out for inaccurate online news, videos and images about the war with Iran. spreaker.com/episode/beware…

Teens who spend time looking at what seem to be beautiful people online can develop body image issues but there are things parents can do. spreaker.com/episode/advice…

A teenage panelist at ConnectSafely's Safer Internet Day event expressed concerns about how AI can harm teenage girls and others whose images can be manipulated in ways that take away their autonomy. spreaker.com/episode/teenag…

From digital cameras and vinyl records to “analog bags” filled with offline hobbies, young people are rediscovering slower, more intentional ways to enjoy everyday moments and connect with the world around them. connectsafely.org/why-gen-z-love…

Safer Internet Day is today! Celebrated in more than 100 countries, #SaferInternetDay brings communities together to promote a safer, healthier, and more respectful online world. Learn how you can participate: safer.connectsafely.org/get-involved

Safer Internet Day is next week! Mark your calendars for our video premiere. Join ConnectSafely and National PTA for a conversation on helping kids navigate online life. connectsafely.org/safer-internet… #SaferInternetDay

This year, there will be an alternative Super Bowl halftime show that is safe to watch, but there are reports that scammers may try to lure people to fake sites. spreaker.com/episode/watch-…

Teens and young adults are likely to get their news through social media, which makes it more important than ever to 'consider the source.' spreaker.com/episode/social…

In the run-up to the Super Bowl, watch out for criminals promoting fake ticket sales on social media posts, email, text messages and resale forums. connectsafely.org/enjoy-the-supe…

Safer Internet Day on Tuesday, Feb. 10, is for everyone: families, educators, youth, organizations, and anyone who cares about building a safer, more thoughtful online world. Swipe to explore ways to participate. Learn more at safer.connectsafely.org/get-involved #SaferInternetDay

The statistics on teen gambling are startling. Here's some advice for parents. spreaker.com/episode/teen-g…

People are being fooled by AI-generated audio. spreaker.com/episode/fake-a…

Today, we are celebrating the outstanding educators, schools and youth-serving organizations selected as ConnectSafely’s Safer Internet Day Grant Winners. Learn how you or your organization can participate in #SaferInternetDay on Feb. 10: safer.connectsafely.org/get-involved/

Looking down at a phone, tablet or even computer screen can cause a condition known as "tech neck," the strain and stress placed on the neck and upper spine from looking down at devices for prolonged periods. spreaker.com/episode/how-to…

Millions were impacted by the recent Verizon outage, which wasn't the first nor the last time a major carrier stops working. Here's some advice if it happens again. spreaker.com/episode/what-d…