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EPISODE · Jul 27, 2020 · 9 MIN

Daily Coronavirus Check-in: ‘Cybercop’ reveals the one tip to keeping kids safe online

from The Juggling Act · host kidspot.com.au

The number of times I’ve heard friends complain about the kids and their ipads. They’re a damn blessing and a curse. As much as I thought I’d never struggle to stay across technology, it’s incredible how quickly kids pick up on something that we know nothing about – yes Roblox, I’m looking at you… like what even is that game?! And don’t get my started on Tik Tok. Despite the fact that I can’t even work out how to use it, SHOULD we be using it?! We put in a call to mum and former police officer turned 'cybercop' Yasmin London to find out how we can keep our kids safe online and whether Tik Tok really is the devil it's made out to be.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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