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    Five ways to keep children safe online

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    As children’s digital landscapes evolve with rapid speed, presenting both new fascinations and potential pitfalls, Kaspersky, a leading cybersecurity company, has released its annual report on children’s digital interests, offering crucial recommendations to safeguard young users from online threats.

    The analysis, covering May 2024 to April 2025, highlights burgeoning interests in AI-powered chatbots, the viral spread of “tralalero tralala” brainrot memes, and the rising popularity of the rhythm-based game Sprunki. While YouTube maintains its global dominance among children’s apps, WhatsApp has surprisingly overtaken TikTok for the second spot.

    The report underscores the critical need for proactive measures to protect children in an increasingly complex online world. With new trends emerging constantly, parents and guardians face the challenge of staying ahead of potential risks.

    To address these concerns, Kaspersky has outlined five key strategies for fostering a safer digital environment for children:

    1. Foster Open Communication: Establishing an environment of open dialogue with children about potential online risks is paramount. Clear guidelines regarding online behavior, privacy, and what to do if they encounter something concerning should be discussed regularly to empower children to make safe choices.

    2. Secure Gaming Experiences: The report emphasizes the importance of securing gaming platforms. Installing a trusted security solution, such as Kaspersky Premium, can act as a vital defense mechanism, preventing malicious file downloads and protecting children from potential cyberattacks while they engage with their favorite games.

    3. Stay Informed and Monitor Activities: Parents are urged to remain vigilant about emerging online threats and to actively monitor their children’s digital activities. This doesn’t necessarily mean intrusive surveillance, but rather a balanced approach that involves understanding the platforms and content children are engaging with to identify and mitigate risks promptly.

    4. Introduce Cybersecurity Basics Through Education: Empowering children with fundamental cybersecurity knowledge is crucial for their long-term online safety. Kaspersky recommends utilizing educational tools like the “Kaspersky Cybersecurity Alphabet,” a free downloadable book that simplifies key cybersecurity concepts, promotes good cyber hygiene rules, and educates children on how to identify and avoid online fraud.

    5. Leverage Digital Parenting Apps: For comprehensive protection, digital parenting apps like Kaspersky Safe Kids offer invaluable tools. These applications can help parents manage screen time effectively, block access to inappropriate content, and even track children’s locations for added peace of mind, offering a multi-faceted approach to online and offline safety.

    As the digital world continues to shape the lives of young generations, Kaspersky’s latest report serves as a timely reminder for parents and educators to adapt their strategies and embrace these recommendations to ensure children can explore the online realm safely and responsibly.

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