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E-safety Advice for Families β Smartphones
One in three 8-year-olds in Britain own a smartphone π± and that proportion rises to more than 90% by the time children reach 12 π This concerted increase β driven by factors both personal (blossoming independence) and practical (the transition to secondary school) β makes it all the more valuable for young people to know how to use such devices safely.
Indeed, more than half of parents (52%) surveyed by Ofcom admitted to worrying about their child being bullied via their mobile phone β and with hazards like scams, screen addiction and inappropriate content to consider, thatβs far from the only risk around. This guide pulls together some simple but solid smartphone safety tips.
According to Ofcom, 69% of under-18s use a smartphone as their main method of going online. Additionally, 49% of children use them for online gaming β putting smartphones only behind consoles (59%) as the device of choice for playing games on. Most people wonβt require such statistical evidence, however, to acknowledge the huge importance of phones to young people.
Given that Santaβs recent visit is likely to have bestowed smartphones on an even greater number of young people, itβs a particularly opportune moment to ensure that children are able to use their handsets responsibly β and, above all, safely. From passcodes to parental controls, and from screen time to scams, our #WakeUpWednesday guide has the essential advice.
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This guide is from National Online Safety.