Child Safety Online

About this episode

This episode discusses the alarming statistics regarding child predators on social media platforms and emphasizes the importance of family and community in ensuring child safety online.

WARNING: The subject matter, and the content itself, can be triggering. I include this so you can be informed, but use prayerful discretion when it comes to how much you really need to know to be loving and helpful for your family, children, and community. Did you know it takes 17 strikes for a child predator to be banned on Meta's platforms? After five, eight, fourteen reported violations the perpetrator will still be active, and only after the seventeenth will the account be taken down. Wild. The good news is, there are a lot of ways to have fun at the pace of real life. I'm currently on a kick about seeing students get a chance for 6th grade camp again. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4sJM25T

People in this episode

Host: Nathan Sutherland

Topics covered

• child safety
• online predators
• family
• community
• education
• spirituality

Keywords

• child safety
• online predators
• Meta
• family
• community
• 6th grade camp

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Meta

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