Do You Prepare Your Children For The Online World?

[davidoyama]

The emerging Internet of Identity is a natural outbreak of the Internet of Things, which will have more than 21 billion people and devices connected by 2020. Unfortunately, online predators consider social media as the primary gateway to connecting with innocent children. This new world is characterized by AI-assisted technologies that allow virtually anyone to create fake videos and computer-generated online people. , It is now important that children and adolescents have a way of validating the true identity of the people with whom they interact online.

How do I talk to my 14-year-old daughter about special needs of online safety? She still thinks like a young child in an "innocent" way.

 

[PayrollHRGuy]

You really need to see if you can find a forum that deals with rasing children.

You are asking this in a forum that deals with the law. Specifically,

• FAMILY LAW
• Child Custody & Visitation

 

[Zigner]

I suspect that davidoyama is only here to push a web site or to advertise for some other such enterprise.

 

[stealth2]

You really need to see if you can find a forum that deals with raising <special needs> children.

Fixed it for ya.

 

[PayrollHRGuy]

Fixed it for ya.

Nope, the only place the OP mentioned special needs was here.

How do I talk to my 14-year-old daughter about special needs of online safety?

The "special needs" is modifying "online safety" not the status of the child. we have no idea if the child's needs are special or not.

 

[stealth2]

She still thinks like a young child in an "innocent" way.

In reference to a 14yo, indicates to me that this child is developmentally delayed. Perhaps not.

(But I did fix your typo... Just didn't highlight it... )

 

[PayrollHRGuy]

I hope we haven't gotten to a place in this country where a parent that thinking their 14-year-old daughter thinking in an innocent way is not automatically a sign of developmental delay.

 

[quincy]

... which will have more than 21 billion people and devices connected by 2020. Unfortunately, online predators consider social media as the primary gateway to connecting with innocent children. This new world is characterized by AI-assisted technologies that allow virtually anyone to create fake videos and computer-generated online people. , It is now important that children and adolescents have a way of validating the true identity of the people with whom they interact online.

How do I talk to my 14-year-old daughter about special needs of online safety? She still thinks like a young child in an "innocent" way.

More than 50 billion, according to Cisco.

 

[Just Blue]

More than 50 billion, according to Cisco.

OP must have cut 'n' pasted from a different, and less accurate, source.

 

[Just Blue]

The emerging Internet of Identity is a natural outbreak of the Internet of Things, which will have more than 21 billion people and devices connected by 2020. Unfortunately, online predators consider social media as the primary gateway to connecting with innocent children. This new world is characterized by AI-assisted technologies that allow virtually anyone to create fake videos and computer-generated online people. , It is now important that children and adolescents have a way of validating the true identity of the people with whom they interact online.

How do I talk to my 14-year-old daughter about special needs of online safety? She still thinks like a young child in an "innocent" way.

If your child is too emotionally immature to use the net safely then do not allow her unsupervised access.

 

[quincy]

OP must have cut 'n' pasted from a different, and less accurate, source.

Yup. It sure does appear to be plagiarized text.

 

[PayrollHRGuy]

Bust have modified it some.

No results found for "The emerging Internet of Identity is a natural outbreak of the Internet of Things, which will have more than 21 billion people and devices connected by 2020. Unfortunately, online predators consider social".

 

[quincy]

Bust have modified it some.

I found it 100% copied - but didn't go so far as to check the original source.

 

[stealth2]

I hope we haven't gotten to a place in this country where a parent that thinking their 14-year-old daughter thinking in an innocent way is not automatically a sign of developmental delay.

I suspect that *most* 14 yo's (even those who are otherwise "innocent") would have snorted at your following post/typo:

Bust have modified it some.

I did. Not that I'm 14, but sometimes, the mind goes where it goes. Especially when you've been around quite a few 14yos...

 

[PayrollHRGuy]

You do realize that I was talking about your assumption that the 14-year-old being developmentally disabled, right?

And not your spell checking.