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Protecting Your Child From Online Risks

Philip Ling, DiGi CyberSAFE

14-Sep-15 12:00

Protecting Your Child From Online Risks

With the rise of mobile communications and the Internet easily accessible to our children, the responsibility to protect and equip them with skills to counter the rising number in cyber attacks is now higher up the priority list. Philip Ling, Digi’s Programme Manager for Digi CyberSAFE talks about recent trends on opportunities and risks posed by online technologies to children and youth.


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