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Internet Matters children’s online safety 2016 report

Internet Matters Team | November 28th, 2016

We work collaboratively across industry, government and with schools to reach UK families with tools, tips and resources to help children benefit from connected technology smartly and safely.

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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