How to protect kids online
Most online safety comes down to a handful of habits set up early and revisited as your child grows. Start here if you're not sure where to begin, or if your child is about to get their first phone.
How to protect kids online: 12 steps for Filipino parents
A practical, step-by-step plan for keeping your child safe online, from the first phone to the teenage years, written for families in the Philippines.
Child online safety in the Philippines: the risks, the laws and where to get help
What Filipino children face online, which Philippine laws protect them, and which agencies to contact when something goes wrong.
Your child's first phone: a checklist before you hand it over
Everything to set up and agree on before giving your child their first smartphone, from SIM registration to app approvals and a charging spot.
What age should a child get a phone?
There's no magic age. Here are the questions that tell you whether your child is ready for a phone, and what to give them in the meantime.
Teaching kids what not to share online
A simple, age-by-age way to teach children which personal details to keep private online, and why it matters.
Posting your kids online: sharenting risks and safer habits
Sharing photos of your children is natural. Here's how to keep doing it while protecting their privacy, safety and future dignity.
Scams that target kids and teens, and how to spot them
Free diamonds, free Robux, fake GCash messages, too-good-to-be-true jobs and account selling: the scams aimed at Filipino kids and how to teach them to spot one.
Passwords and two-step verification for kids' accounts
How to help your child create strong passwords, keep them safe, and turn on two-step verification, without locking yourself out.
Location sharing: what to turn off, and what to keep
Location sharing can keep a child safe or expose them to strangers. How to share with family while turning it off everywhere else.
Stopping surprise in-app purchases on your child's phone
How to stop kids spending money on games and apps through Google Play, the App Store, load and e-wallets, and what to do if they already have.