ConnectSafely Education Director Kerry Gallagher writes about how online distractions can become inspirations for good and University of Florida professor Andrew Selepak talks about how Facebook can be used to raise money for a cause.

Airforce Major Josephy Haughney was manager of ARPANET, the military network that evolved into the internet when he expressed concerns about potential harms that could come from the network he helped manage.

Internet pioneer Vint Cerf pleased at much of the initial content that came out once the internet was made available to ordinary people but, like the rest of us, he has concerns about what's happening now.

Apple's new iOS operating system for iPhones and IPads has important child safety features along with safety information provided by ConnectSafely

Meta, formerly Facebook, has an independent board that can make binding decisions about content, including the ability to overrule staff decisions,

A new flaw that affects Chrome, Edge and other major browser has experts recommending you do an update.

There's no question that tech has created challenges when it comes to wellness, but there are plenty of apps that can help improve our well-being, including those that encourage us to get outside.

Deleting that cache on your internet browser can improve its performance and reduce both privacy and security risks.

Venmo is a great way to send money to others, perhaps to split a restaurant bill but, by default it shares your transactions with others. In this ConnectSafely Report, ConnectSafely Youth Advisor Trishia Prabhu talks about how to turn that off

Seeing sexually explicit or violent images can be disturbing for some adults and inappropriate at work or for children. Google isn't banning them but it is, by default, blurring them with the option to view them, unless you're using a filter to block them completely.