How to Protect Your Kids Online: A Parent’s Safety Checklist
Protect kids online with conversation and technical controls, including regular low-pressure conversations about apps and contacts, explaining online impersonation, setting personal information and in-person meeting rules, preparing kids to report uncomfortable situations without punishment, watching cyberbullying signs, using Screen Time Google Family Link and console family settings, requiring app and in-app purchase approval, enabling content filtering, reviewing social privacy settings together, limiting game chat with strangers, adjusting supervision for younger children versus teens, and treating parental controls as one layer.
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