A New Approach for Cybersafety Rules and the “Tech Talk” with Kids

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Presents a new approach to family cybersafety by rethinking the rules and format of parent–teen ‘tech talks’ to make online-safety conversations more effective; focuses on improving how parents and teens communicate about digital risks rather than technical defenses or specific tools.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 2:09What Are People Interested in Learning More about Online about Being Safe Online
3. 5:41Changing the Rules
4. 7:12Teach Young People How To Help Their Peers
5. 8:45Identity Theft
6. 9:34Building Resistance and Resilience

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