Do You Know What Your Kids Are Doing Online?

Children’s identities are stolen before they are old enough to use them.

See if your family has been compromised:

Risks You Should Know About

Kids spend an average of 7+ hours online daily. Not all of that time is safe.

1 in 3 children report being bullied online. Know the signs and how to respond.

Predators use games, social media, and chat apps to reach children. Stay informed.

Children’s data is 51x more likely to be used for identity theft. Monitor breaches early.

And the 5-minute fixes every parent should know

1
Default Privacy Settings Are Wide Open
Over 60% of popular kids’ apps collect personal data by default.
2
Gaming Chat Connects Kids to Strangers
Predators use in-game chat for grooming attempts and sharing dangerous links.
3
Weak Passwords Put the Whole Family at Risk
Over 80% of data breaches are linked to weak or reused passwords.
4
Outdated Devices and Apps Are Easy Targets
Unpatched software is routinely exploited for malware and data theft.
5
Kids Are Oversharing Personal Information
Nearly 50% of teens share their location or personal details publicly.

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