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Feb 2020
British children spend almost two days a week staring at screens, the second highest of all countries surveyed in first-ever global Child Online Safety Index
International think-tank the DQ Institute launches the world’s first real-time Child Online Safety Index on Safer Internet Day 2020, after surveying 145,426 children and adolescents in 30 countries over the last three years.
The UK is ranked second from last for children’s disciplined di....
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Feb 2020
US has strongest government and industry protections for children online in first-ever global Child Online Safety Index
International think-tank the DQ Institute launches the world’s first real-time Child Online Safety Index on Safer Internet Day 2020, after surveying 145,426 children and adolescents in 30 countries over the last three years.
The US is ranked first for social infrastructure in the DQ Institute&....
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Feb 2020
TM COLLABORATES WITH GLOBAL BODY DQI TO INTRODUCE FIRST REAL-TIME MEASURE FOR CHILD ONLINE SAFETY?
Telekom Malaysia Berhad (TM) today announced that the Company is collaborating with DQ Institute (DQI) to introduce the Child Online Safety Index (COSI), the world’s-first real-time measure to help nations better understand their children’s online safety status.
Announcing this collabora....
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Feb 2020
Australia ranked second safest country in first-ever global Child Online Safety Index
International think-tank the DQ Institute launches the world’s first real-time Child Online Safety Index on Safer Internet Day 2020, after surveying 145,426 children and adolescents in 30 countries over the last three years.
Australia is ranked second out of 30 countries in the DQ Institute Ch....
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Feb 2020
Nearly two-thirds of children surveyed around the world are exposed to cyber risks, first-ever global Child Online Safety Index reveals
International think-tank the DQ Institute launches the world’s first real-time Child Online Safety Index on Safer Internet Day 2020, after surveying 145,426 children and adolescents in 30 countries over the last three years.
Almost two-thirds (60%) of children aged 8-12 surveyed across 30 coun....
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