Unlike breaking up, backing up your computer is not hard to do

ConnectSafely's 22-year-old Youth Advisor and blogger Trisha Prabhu gave her phone to her mom for a day and lived to tell about it.

Whether you buy that laptop or tablet for your student or get one from the school, this is the time to think about what tech you need, how your student will use it and what policies are in place regarding appropriate use and privacy.

Online scams are costing Americans billions. Seniors and especially vulnerable but so are young people. We hear from a cybersecurity expert, interviewed by CBS Sunday Morning Correspondant David Pogue.

There are well known risks of generative AI but Meta's decision to make its new LLAMA 2 version of its large language model open source means that others can examine and improve upon the code, which is likely to make it safer.

It may be time to look at the privacy features, policies and settings of the apps on your phone and to delete any apps that you're not using.

Zepeto, an app that allows teens to interact as avatars, has developed numerous tools to help keep teens safe on the platform. We hear from Elyse Lee, Head of Global Policy and Engagement

Allowing family or even close friends to track each other online can bring peace of mind but do periodically review who can track you,

Meta’s new Threads service is the second biggest challenge to Twitter. The biggest challenge is the antics of its owner, Elon Musk.

Speaking at the Family Online Safety Institute European Forum, Áine Lynch, CEO of Ireland's National Parents Council pointed out that digital wellness is more than just feeling good while you're online but also how it makes you feel when you're not online.