NCCIA Investigates Social Media Case Following UK Agency Request
NCCIA investigates a social media case involving a Larkana resident after a request from UK National Crime Agency while strengthening online safety efforts.
NCCIA investigates a social media case involving a Larkana resident after a request from UK National Crime Agency while strengthening online safety efforts.
NCRC urges stronger child online protection measures, including age verification, NCCIA capacity building and legal reforms to address online risks for minors.
PTA and Google sign an MoU to promote child online safety through awareness programs, digital literacy initiatives, training sessions and online protection resources across Pakistan.
PTA has advised parents to promote safer internet use among children by managing screen time, monitoring online activities, educating them about online risks, and using parental control tools for secure digital access.
Amid ongoing cyber attacks linked to regional cyber warfare, experts recommend removing unnecessary apps, avoiding unverified VPNs, separating work and personal devices, and using secure communication platforms to protect sensitive information.
The European Union has asked Apple, Snapchat, and YouTube to explain how they protect minors online, as Brussels considers region-wide restrictions on social media access for children.