40 percent of British children use the internet unsupervised

Connected devices are a big part of all our lives and that goes for younger members of the family too, but of course connecting to the internet means risk. A new survey from Intel Security shows 40 percent of British parents do not keep track of their children's online activity, so they don't know when their children are online or what websites and content they're accessing. According to the survey of 13,000 people, 79 percent are concerned about their children interacting with a social predator or cyber criminal online, and 23 percent of parents say they've found their children visiting… [Continue Reading]