“Fake News” is a major headline and buzzword these days. It’s good that we’re talking about ethics in publication, but the truth of the matter is that fake news is not new. Even defining fake news is difficult because journalism, politics, and social media all contain components of fact, opinion, and the gray area of […]

One way to keep tabs on access to your social accounts is to install an intrusion detection system on your mobile devices.

These 7 tips will help you stay safe on Facebook. Also watch the video to find out how using Facebook can get you in trouble if you are not careful.

This chart shows suggested Facebook privacy settings to help keep your information safe. Consider using these settings to avoid information getting into the wrong hands.

Many teens are leaving Facebook, and instead, going to other popular, and potentially more dangerous social networks like Instagram, Snapchat and messaging apps like Kik and WhatsApp.

If your child is determined to be on Facebook, consider looking into these more child friendly alternatives. These websites could potentially be a little safer, as they’re geared more toward the younger generation.    

Facebook is exploring giving children under the age of 13 access to the social network, as long as they are under parental supervision. This is an aggressive move that can help the company attract more users, and can be potentially dangerous for privacy concerns.

This is a general article giving some detail about Facebook for parents to understand the website in more depth. This could help parents keep their children safe and secure on the website.