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Looking back at the Safer Internet Forum 2025: Key highlights and takeaways
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Raising the bar for online safety: How the Australian social media delay aims to protect children, and what the world can learn from the Australian online safety framework
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Youth leading the way at Safer Internet Forum 2025
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Macedonia reaches milestone in child protection: child helpline number 116 111 assigned to AloBushavko Helpline by Megjashi
After years of dedicated advocacy and continuous efforts by Megjashi to secure and opearate the helpline, this important milestone is now realised with the support of the MkSafeNet project co-funded by EU, and the national funds of the RNM, led by the Ministry of Digital Transformation, in cooperation with A1, the telecommunications operator, whose contributions have been essential in advancing the process.
Community, time for reflection, and educational balance: the experience of the Danish digital counselling helpline Cyberhus
At Cyberhus, “regular users” are defined as someone who has used one of the counselling services daily, or almost daily, for a period of at least six months. Regular use are not necessarily seen as problematic, and as part of the counselling services, counsellors actively encourage young people to return.
Two new ambassadors for the project MAX, the adult confidant for each child
Children and young people sometimes struggle with themselves, face online or offline problems, talk too little about what they experience, and often do not seek help. They feel lonely, which leads to problems or makes existing problems worse. That is why Child Focus developed the concept of MAX, the ambition that every child between 10 and 12 years old has an adult they can trust: a MAX.
Online scams and young people: what parents need to know
Advances in AI technology means that fraudsters can easily create deepfake videos, cloned voices, and highly realistic fake websites. These tools allow scammers to create more convincing and complex schemes that are harder to detect. As a result, even experienced users can find it difficult to distinguish between legitimate and fraudulent content, increasing the risk of falling victim to these scams.