If a child or teen in your life is impacted by an online scam, don't blame the victim. Let them know you have their back.

The American Psychological Association has recommendations regarding the impact of AI on adolescent well-being.

Teens need 8 to 10 hours of sleep a night but most aren't getting it. ConnectSafely's education director has suggestions

The UN's Internet Governance Forum shined an international spotlight on AI regulation. Some argued for strict rules while others warned against overregulation. Some regulations do make sense but not if they try to micromanage the technology.

Make sure you’ve buttoned down your privacy on social media apps and sites.

Sharing you location via your phone can be very helpful, but there are also some risks.

Discuss AI chatbots with your kids. It may seem obvious that they’re not human, but it’s easy to subconsciously treat them as if they are.

Parental controls, including the ones that come standard on phones and PCs, can be useful, but they can’t replace regular conversations with your kids.

Using a good password manager can enable you to use unique and strong passwords for each of your sites and apps.

Are your apps listening to your conversations? Probably not, but they have other ways to know a lot about you.