Collaborative efforts to end online victimization are great!
What’s less than ideal are politicians hijacking the issue in order to backdoor encryption and breach privacy rights across the board. Parents and educators need to watch for and react to legislative efforts that undermine human rights, on both sides of the border.
In our modern world, privacy policies have become a ubiquitous part of our online experience. However, as Claudiu Popa, the founder of KnowledgeFlow, notes, these policies are often written in a way that is intentionally confusing and filled with legal jargon. As a result, many consumers simply skim over them, unaware of the implications of their personal information being collected and used by the companies they interact with.
Hand-picked headlines from KnowledgeFlow’s dedicated cybersafety curators. Vol. 7 Top Story GLOBAL NEWS: Rideau Hall Internal Cyber…
Sydney Marcoux, Clinical Director of Victim Services of Durham Region, discusses the prevalence of online safety issues, as well as what Victim Services, parents, and supporters can do to help victims of cybercrime.
March is Fraud Prevention Month! Secure your information by using a password manager. Password managers generate strong passwords for you and store them securely. You’ll never need to remember a password again! Simply copy and paste your passwords from the manager into your login field and protect your information from keyloggers.
Excerpt: David Garson, an immigration lawyer, offers valuable insights into the increasingly prevalent issue of human trafficking in Canada.
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