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New App Aims to Protect Children on Social Media
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Cyberbullying, appearance issues and hacked accounts. Many parents are worried about how to protect their children on social media. Now the Swedish Privacy Protection Agency (IMY) is presenting an app to help and support both parents and children.
·Stockholm, Sweden
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New support for children and parents against cyberbullying The Swedish Privacy Authority (IMY) has released the app Fantomapp, which is designed to help families deal with the downsides of online life, such as cyberbullying, appearance issues and hacked accounts. The app has been developed by IMY's French counterpart CNIL in collaboration with children aged 10 to 15 to be as accurate as possible for the target group. The app will, among other …
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