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online predators

Our blog focuses on the essential task of safeguarding children from online predators. We highlight key traits and tactics used by predators, emphasizing the importance of parental awareness and proactive measures. With practical tips and an introduction to the Mobicip parental control app, we empower parents to navigate the digital world confidently and protect their children from potential harm.

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online predators

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  1. #onlinepredators Recognizing warning signs of children being targeted by online predators.

  2. Key Takeaways Statistics Who are online predators? Common traits of online predators Online predators groom their victims How to recognise warning signs? Protecting child from online predators

  3. Statistics According to the Child Crime Prevention And Safety Centre: 500K 89% Online predators are active everyday of sexual advances happen in internet chatrooms 25% 50% reported incidents, requested kids for explicit photos. of victims of online sexual exploitation are 12 to 15 year olds

  4. Common Traits of Online Predators Sympathetic Nature Manipulation Tactics They might use deception to access personal information photos or manipulate children into meeting them offline. Flattery Tactics Loner types with few friends, usually single, keeping to themselves. They may pretend to understand and sympathize with children's feelings and problems. Social Isolation Charming Demeanor Limited Social Skills While shy with adults, they're more inclined to be chatty with young people. Loner types with few friends, usually single, keeping to themselves. Predators can be smooth talkers, making them seem friendly and approachable.

  5. Online Predators groom their Victims Sympathy and understanding I'm sorry to hear you're having a tough time. I'm here for you if you need someone to talk to. Shared Interests Wow, I love that game too! We should play together sometime. Gifts and Favors I got you this gift because you're special to me. It's our little secret. Secrets and Confidences trust you, so I'll share something personal with you. Can you keep it between us? Personal Questions What's your favorite color? What school do you go to? Do you have any siblings? Compliments You're so talented! I bet you're really popular at school.

  6. How to recognise warning signs? Inappropriate Content Keep an eye out for any inappropriate or sexual content on your child's devices, as this could be a sign of grooming or manipulation. Defensiveness It could be a red flag if your child becomes unusually secretive or obsessive about their online activities Secrecy and Obsession It could be a red flag if your child becomes unusually secretive or obsessive about their online activities Unknown Phone Calls Be wary if your child receives or makes phone calls to unknown numbers, especially if they're secretive about it. Changes in Appearance or Behavior Pay attention to any sudden changes in your child's appearance, behavior, or mood, as this could indicate they're being influenced by someone online. Increased Online Time If your child spends more time online, particularly late at night, it's worth investigating further.

  7. Protecting child from Online Predators View activity summary and social media alerts Set screen time and app limits Collaborate with your child and guardians Track location and geo-fences Filter web content and block apps

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