With a new social media app coming out of the pipeline every few months, how’s a parent to keep up? Common Sense Media has written an article for Huffington Post to help adults scope out each new app and minimize the risk to kids on social media. The list of red flags includes includes: […]
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The Utah Coalition Against Pornography (UCAP) is preparing for their fourteenth annual conference, and all are invited to attend! The conference is billed as a “safe, hopeful place to learn about the impact of pornography and the solutions to the problem.” Parents, teachers, church leaders, teens, young adults, and community leaders are all invited
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A new study conducted by researchers from the University of Indiana and the University of Hawaii found a connection between pornography use and sexual aggression. After analyzing the data from 22 studies, the researchers found that users were more likely to commit both verbal and physical acts of sexual aggression. Surprising to some will
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So Clean Router blocks all online pornography, filters every device in your home, provides you with internet activity reports, has customizable features, allows you to remotely log in and change your settings, and allows you to go around the filter when necessary. Is that good? For those new to internet filtering products, it’s hard to
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According to Statistic Brain, 45% of Americans make New Year’s resolutions. If you are one of them, you probably set some really worthwhile goals. However, internet safety likely wasn’t on your list. Here are three New Year’s resolutions you can make to up your internet safety game. 1) Change your passwords We shop, journal,
What would 2016 look like if Facebook had never been born? The first social media giant (sorry MySpace), Facebook has changed the way all of us interact with the Internet. Users all over the world share content, post statuses, send private messages, and connect with new and old friends in a totally unprecendented way and
At this point, almost all of us have heard of the Facebook effect: the more time you spend on social media, the more likely you are to feel envious, discontented, and depressed. But for many of us, giving up on social media means feeling disconnected with the world and missing out on a window into
Many users turn to pornography to try to fill a void. Their loved ones then ask themselves, “Why wasn’t I enough?” Husbands and wives especially feel that they just can not compete with the airbrushed fantasy. After hearing this refrain over and over, marriage and family therapist Lori Cluff Schade published this article on FamilyShare. Titled,
Surprised by a friend request from Grandma? While the technologically illiterate Baby Boomer is a stereotype in our society, that image falls short of the truth. The older generation is flocking to social media and the Internet to keep up with kids and grandkids, build a community, and learn about current affairs. Skeptical? Check out
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Maybe pornography has found its way into your home, and you want it out. Maybe no one in your house has discovered porn, but you want to keep it that way. No matter your situation, creating a porn-proof home is a high priority for you. The question is, how? XXXChurch, a Christian anti-porn organization,
