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Internet Matters children’s online safety 2016 report

Internet Matters Team | November 28th, 2016

Internet Matters supports parents and professionals with comprehensive resources and expert guidance to help them navigate the ever-changing world of child internet safety.

Children’s online safety in 2016: what are parents’ concerns, how do they address these and what support do they need?

Inside the report

To get a better understanding of how parents and children use the internet, the key parental concerns and how parents are helping children stay safe online, we commissioned Opinion Leader to carry out a programme of research over the summer of 2016.

The report summarises the findings and looks in particular detail at these questions in relations to cyberbullying and sexting.

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