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Instagram just launched a Parents Guide for Malaysian users, aimed at educating parents about the features of the app. Done in collaboration with the local non-governmental association, the Mental Illness Awareness & Support Association (MIASA) Malaysia, the whole idea is to get parents digitally literate enough to keep their children safe on the platform as well as ensure their children have a positive experience.
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The guide, which is available in English and Malay, is a free online booklet which runs parents through things like account privacy, messaging controls, managing comments, restricting or blocking people, where and how to report unacceptable behaviour – stuff that may be second nature to Gen-Z netizens but confusing to older folks.
Online safety conversations should become part of everyday life
Facebook’s ‘Head of Safety’ shares tips on keeping children safe online, as young people spent the majority of their day online during homeschooling.
| 10 Feb 2021 7:41 AM GMT
NEW DELHI: Over the last 12 months most of us have spent more time online than ever before. In particular, young people have moved beyond using the Internet just to connect with friends or research a school assignment.
The Internet has become a lifeline and there have been times where young people have spent the majority of their day online during homeschooling.
While we are fortunate to live in a time where a global pandemic means minimal interruption to education, Safer Internet Day is an opportunity to reflect on what we can do to create a better online world for young people.