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CyberSafeIreland releases 4th Annual Report
Posted by Schooldays Newshound, on 10/09/2019.
Tags: Parenting Education
Minister Mary Mitchell O'Connor is launching CyberSafeIreland's 4th annual report today, Tuesday 10th September 2019, with data showing that 12% of 8-year olds spend 61 full days online a year.
Other key figures being released are:
The report has highlighted that 43% are speaking to strangers online, with a third of them speaking to strangers every day or at least once a week. We also found that a high proportion of boys, including 36% of 8-year olds boys and 43% of 10 year old boys, are playing over-18s games and being exposed to violent and sexual content that is not appropriate for their age.
CyberSafeIreland surveyed 3,867 children aged between 8 and 13 in schools over the last academic year and found that 92% owned their own smart device.[1] This means that the vast majority of children own a device that connects to the Internet and that many are active online.
Download the full report here.
Source: cybersafeireland.org
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