From birth announcements to back-to-school photos, here’s what parents need to know about their kids’ digital privacy

Technology is not the problem; it is unrestricted and unsupervised gaming, hyper-sexualization, and porn. Technological tools can, in fact, provide another layer of safety. Some online games have their own parental controls. You can also download a general parental control app for phones and computers. Canopy, for instance, uses artificial intelligence to detect and block pornographic images and videos on your child’s browser.

Police departments warn about the new iPhone 'NameDrop' feature, which automatically shares contact info and images between nearby devices.

With 35% of teens receiving sexts and 54% encountering explicit content online, Canopy emerges as a vital parental control app.