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Parental Control: How to Protect Your Children on Social Networks?

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Social networks have taken a very important part in our lives and that of our children to keep some parental control is mandatory.  It is a fact, even minor they access Facebook, Instagram, Twitter etc ... How to explain to them the importance of paying attention without pointing them.  Here are some essential tips to help protect your children from the dangers of the internet. HOW TO EFFECTIVELY PROTECT YOUR CHILDREN ON SOCIAL NETWORKS? Even if the temptation can be great, depriving your child of access to the Internet, social networks or their smartphone should only be a solution as a last resort. If we can hope that he does not poison you for revenge like this mother in the United States, you will still take the risk of rushing him. Trying to scare him too much won't necessarily have the desired effect either. He might not take you seriously and pay less attention. Keep in mind that this generation was born with the Internet and therefore knows how to use the different tool...

How to Keep Personal Data Safe in Apps and Social Networks

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Many user actions are monitored by analysts, marketers and artificial intelligence, whose goal is to create the perfect content for each client. Most applications on a smartphone have access to your card code.  When you pay for fitness online, the program can save not only payment information, but also personal data.  For the convenience of users, delivery often means including your address in the contact database.  Given the complexity and specificity of modern technologies, developers do not always prioritize privacy and anonymity when using popular applications.  We receive targeted ads by talking to a specific topic over the phone, and the content of our social media feeds is generated by tracking likes and comments.  Many user actions are monitored by analysts, marketers and artificial intelligence, whose goal is to create the perfect content for each client. The founder of the adblocking service 1Blocker  Salavat Khasanov tells how to minimize th...

Social Networks: How to Reconcile Personal Data Protection and Popularity?

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On social networks, only one thing indicates a person's popularity: their number of followers or friends. For people wishing to achieve some digital success, the race for subscribers is therefore daily. However, since real friends can be counted on the fingers of one hand and even while playing social butterflies in the evening, it seems complicated to reach 10,000 contacts , some accept strangers in their Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter circle. An almost banal approach on the Internet when it would seem irresponsible in real life. According to Aroua Biri, a doctor in cybersecurity, Internet users should however take the same precautions. “It's like bringing someone you don't know into your living room and letting them sit on your couch. You don't know anything about him, but he is at the forefront of your life, your moods, etc. If this person turns out to be malicious, the consequences are manifold. “The harassment will be much stronger if the person has entered your c...

Do You Know Social Networks, Real Objects of Scientific Research | Antivirus

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  Social Networks you know Social Networks, Real Objects of                                          Scientific Research The 3 points to remember: Social data opens up new avenues of research and helps speed up scientific time; prevention of health risks: social media make it possible to better hear the voice of patients; ethics and consent of Internet users: data science raises the question of data protection and transparency in the purpose of their use.   Databases in the (almost) open sky, social networks have become real subjects of scientific research, offering unequaled material for the work of many researchers. Sociologists, epidemiologists, scientists use social interactions (their content and form) to feed their research… and to share it.  To discuss it, we invited Stéphane Schück, CEO of Kap Code, Guy Fagherazzi, researcher specializing in e-epidemi...