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Apple just announced a major upgrade to parental controls that makes it easier for families to manage screen time and keep kids safer online. The new features, based on pediatric expert recommendations, give parents simple controls over who their children talk to and what apps they can access.
Major tech companies are joining forces to support stronger protections for children online, with OpenAI becoming the latest to endorse legislation that would give kids more control over their digital experiences. The move signals growing industry support for updating online safety standards before AI becomes as embedded in young lives as social media.
Britain just handed Apple and Google a three-month deadline to block explicit images on children's devices, or face new laws forcing the change. It's a major win for child safety advocates who've fought for years to make this protection standard.
The UK government is giving major tech companies three months to activate device controls that block explicit images for children, or face new laws. The move aims to protect young people from online exploitation while preserving privacy for adults.
Scotland is empowering boys and young men to fight online misogyny with a bold new campaign that shows how sexist content hurts real girls in their lives. The five-week initiative reaches young people where they spend time online with a simple but powerful message: don't like, share, or comment on harmful content.
Billionaire philanthropist MacKenzie Scott handed out $640 million through her foundation's open application program, supporting small nonprofits across America with no strings attached. Her trust-based giving approach lets organizations spend funds however they need most.
Small business owners in Thailand are gaining the power to choose their own shipping companies as new guidelines crack down on e-commerce giants forcing sellers into specific delivery services. The rules, set to become official in March, aim to level the playing field in a market worth over $30 billion.
The Arizona Diamondbacks just crossed $100 million in charitable donations after 31 years of giving back to their community. Arizona's governor declared March 9 "D-backs Give Back Day" to honor the milestone.
Forty young developers spent a night coding in bomb shelters, racing to create AI tools that protect kids from antisemitic attacks in online games. Their work comes as hate speech online has surged 264% since recent conflict began.
Ordinary Indian families quietly donate $6 billion annually through cash, food, clothing, and volunteer work. A groundbreaking survey reveals everyday generosity powers nearly a third of the country's organized charitable giving.
A popular Ivorian podcast brought together rappers, comedians, and creators in Brussels to give young Africans tools to handle cyberbullying and turn social media into a force for good. The event combined humor, honest talk, and real solutions for thriving online.
A growing movement of ultra-wealthy Australians is rejecting "forever funds" and giving away fortunes rapidly to tackle urgent problems now. From a software mogul distributing $1.2 billion by 2029 to a data center founder's $100 million education gift, they believe money does more good today than spread across generations.
Overcrowded classrooms and rushed curriculums are leaving Nigerian students behind in key subjects. Now thousands of parents are finding success with online platforms that let kids learn at their own pace.
Victims of online sexual harassment in Thailand can now request content removal themselves through a new digital court system, cutting out lengthy legal procedures. The "Take it down" channel launched Monday, marking the first time citizens can petition courts directly without traveling or waiting months.
American High School received an official proclamation from Plantation's mayor for breaking down barriers to quality education. The online school is helping everyone from student athletes to incarcerated individuals earn their diplomas through innovative tech.
Craig Newmark is giving away most of his $1.3 billion fortune because of a simple lesson he learned as a kid in Sunday school: treat people the way you want to be treated. The 73-year-old billionaire has already donated $450 million to causes including cybersecurity, veterans, and pigeon rescue.
Hiring managers are now up to 10 times more likely to hire candidates with online degrees than before COVID-19, new research reveals. The pandemic's shift to virtual work permanently changed how employers view remote education.
Europe just solved one of tech's biggest challenges with a new app that proves your age online without sharing personal data with every website. The free tool protects kids while preserving everyone's privacy.
Mexico just secured a groundbreaking partnership with Google, Meta, and TikTok to combat digital violence against women. Nearly 11 million Mexican women faced online harassment in 2024, but now they'll have direct support from the platforms.
New European consumer protection laws are making online shopping safer for millions. The enforcement shows digital safety regulations are working as designed.
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