"Don't trust strangers in chat": Emergencies Ministry gives parents clear instructions on protecting children online
While adults are just mastering two-factor authentication, children are already living on the Internet

While adults are just mastering two-factor authentication, children are already fully “living” on the Internet. And if the web is a tool for us, it's a universe full of possibilities and pitfalls. How to prevent a child from getting caught by scammers or dangerous content?
The Ministry of Emergencies of the Pskov region has compiled a set of rules that should become a reference book for each parent:
Remember: no antivirus will replace parental attention and heart-to-heart conversation. Internet security starts at home.



