The App Store Accountability Act offers a practical solution. By requiring parental approval before minors download apps, the bill restores authority to families without expanding government control.

What do Yarn, Skout, and Holla have in common? They’re all apps that could be on your child’s phone and they could pose risks. Other WRAL Top Stories Law enforcement agencies in North Carolina have ...

Commentary: If a child slips through an age gate — an easy feat — social media giants can shrug and point the finger at others.

Now children exposed the internet at earlier age than ever before. Eventhought technology provides educational and social benefits, But also brings many risks such as cyberbullying, inappropriate ...

When you’re a parent, peace of mind can be hard to find. You worry when your child isn’t close by. You worry even when they’re near you — especially if they’re hunched over a screen. So, it’s no ...

Under the bill, app stores would be required to securely verify users’ age and, for underage users, require app stores to get ...

Macworld If you’ve upgraded your iPhone or iPad – maybe you did so over the holidays – that presents the opportunity to pass ...

As parents, we do our best to teach our kids how to stay safe online. We put limits on screen time. We use the settings available on their devices to help protect their privacy and reduce their ...

For Christmas, kids can engage in live video chats with Santa, witness a reindeer feeding, or monitor Santa's sleigh. For Hannukah, kids can illuminate a virtual menorah and play a dreidel game. For ...