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If a child is being threatened online, they need to know they won't be in trouble for asking for help. As Internet Safety Month comes to a close, learn how to recognize the signs of financial sextortion, start the conversation early, and help kids know where to turn if it happens to them. Read more: ncmec.org/blog/2026/ncme…

NO ESCAPE ROOM puts you in the shoes of a teen facing sextortion. It's not just a film; it’s a tool to help protect your children. See for yourself: noescaperoom.org.

WATCH Into the Cloud™: “Don’t Share That” to help kids: ✅ Spot harmful behavior ✅ Take action ✅ Report to the CyberTipline Help kids stay safe online. Watch the full episode here: ncmec.org/netsmartz

“Deepfake” isn’t the full story. When AI is used to create fake sexualized images of children, it’s digital forgery, and it’s never victimless. Learn more in NCMEC’s Internet Safety & GAI Presentation for Parents: go.missingkids.org/internet-safet…

Do you know what your child’s online world looks like? From games to chats to apps, role-playing real situations can help kids spot risks and make safer choices.

That’s NOT me! When Clicky & Nettie uncover AI-made fakes in Falsizone, they team up with Gig to stop it! Can they patch things up before it’s too late? Watch the full video: netsmartzkids.org/videos/

Week three of NDOK's NetSmartz® Online Safety Education features: 𝘼𝙄 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝘾𝙝𝙞𝙡𝙙 𝙎𝙖𝙛𝙚𝙩𝙮 𝙤𝙣𝙡𝙞𝙣𝙚 𝙛𝙤𝙧 𝙀𝙙𝙪𝙘𝙖𝙩𝙤𝙧𝙨 𝙀𝙙𝙪𝙘𝙖𝙩𝙤𝙧𝙨: Follow the link below to learn more about the potential threats to child safety in the classroom and the concerns about the use of AI. missingkids.org/content/dam/ne…

Start the conversation today: ncmec.org/netsmartz

Awkward is temporary. Safety is lasting. Have the online safety conversation with the kids/teens in your life.

NCMEC is excited to partner with @Adobe once again at San Diego Comic-Con! Stop by Booth 4313 to discover how creative tools can help support child protection, meet our team, and learn more about our mission to help ensure every child has a safe childhood. #SDCC2026

Got a new device for your child? Help them stay safer online with a few simple steps. Set boundaries, monitor activity and keep the conversation going to help protect them from online risks. Here are five online safety tips for parents and caregivers: ncmec.org/blog/2024/so-y…

Generative AI is changing the internet, but some are using it to exploit children. This is not victimless. It’s a crime. Learn how to recognize and prevent GAI-driven abuse: ncmec.org/NetSmartz/GAI

Online enticement. Sextortion. Digital forgery. Peer-to-peer “nudify” bullying. Generative AI is creating new ways to harm kids online. NCMEC’s Internet Safety & Generative AI Presentation for Parents helps families understand these evolving risks and equips them with actionable prevention strategies: go.missingkids.org/internet-safet…

Online risks are real, but conversations at home can make a difference. Help kids recognize red flags, make safer choices, and know where to turn if something goes wrong. Explore our free resources: ncmec.org/netsmartz

Happy #4thofJuly! As we celebrate America's 250th, we hope you have a fun and safe holiday weekend! Before you head out to celebrate, check out our “Going Out Checklist” for simple safety tips. ncmec.org/kidsmartz

Kids are more likely to ask for help when they know they'll be heard. Keep conversations open and remind them it's never their fault if someone shows them inappropriate content or makes them uncomfortable online. Explore our free resources: ncmec.org/netsmartz

Honest conversations, not lectures, help teens make safer choices. Talk with teens about how quickly images can spread, and remind them: real friends don't pressure you. Learn more: ncmec.org/netsmartz/topi…

As #InternetSafetyMonth comes to a close, the conversations don't have to. Stay ahead of online risks all year long. Sign up for the NetSmartz newsletter to get the latest tips, trends, and tools to help keep kids safer online: go.missingkids.org/l/808593/2020-…

Reporting is one way to help protect children online. This #InternetSafetyMonth, take a few minutes to explore our free resources and learn how to recognize online threats, start important conversations, and support kids if something goes wrong. Learn more: ncmec.org/netsmartz

“Deepfake” isn’t the full story. When AI is used to create fake sexualized images of children, it’s digital forgery and it’s never victimless. Learn more in NCMEC’s Internet Safety & GAI Presentation for Parents: go.missingkids.org/internet-safet…