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YouTube and Meta announce new safety updates
YouTube and Meta announce new safety updates
Meta, the company that own Facebook, Instagram, Whatsapp and Threads, announced:
YouTube also announced that they had expanded measures to help keep young users safe, including updates to its in-stream “Take a Break” prompts, a broader roll out of content restrictions for potentially harmful topics, and a new report on digital wellbeing, created in collaboration with adolescent health experts. Just like Meta, one of our focuses is to protect our children and young people from sextortion, which is currently affecting boys and young men aged between 14 and 17. If you have a son, we have a parents guide available on the West Sussex County Council website for you to take a look at. WSCC's parents' guide on sextortion. Read more: YouTube and Meta announce new safety updates Holiday scams onlineMost of us look forward to an annual holiday or short break which, more often than not, we find and book online. But fraudsters also love the internet. They use fake websites, listings, emails, advertisements, social media posts and texts – and also phone calls – to trick you into paying for a holiday or other travel to Never Never Land. In other words, it simply doesn’t exist. Sussex Police Cyber Security and Online FraudDue to high demand, we’re expanding our monthly webinars about Cyber Security and Online Fraud and you can see and register for upcoming webinars here https://bit.ly/49laP7q Delivered by our Protect Officer for Surrey and Sussex Police Cyber Crime Unit to empower you with knowledge to navigate the digital world safely. Previously advertised on our social media pages, our March sessions are almost fully booked and therefore, we have extended the sessions and best of all, they are completely free! Talking bus stops in Chichester are a fail'Talking bus stops are one of those things you never know about unless someone with a small key fob sets them off.
Bus stops so far found
Here are some of the clips from these stops. Pizza Rebellion rebels against usersThere is a pizza machine in various locations across sussex where you can tap into a screen your order and a few minutes later its delivered, a fast food vending machine.These are obviously popular with the numerous cheese loving junkies but as they are built inside a shipping container cause some issues with the less mobile snackers around. eg wheelchair users When we raised concerns with the owner on twitter, they responded with the following polite <?> Page 1 of 2 |