Cleavage  plane  1   Cleavage  plane  2   Top  view   1   1   Cleavage  plane  1   2   3   4   5   Broken  end   6   9   8   7   10   11   Side  view   Top  view   12   Top     Bo=om       13   14   15   7 Online Traps for Kids and Solution s Clayton Ostler, Senior Director of Technology Perfect Storm for Kids Online • Distracting • Corrupting • Victimizing Perfect Storm for Kids Online • Distracting • Corrupting • Victimizing Perfect Storm for Kids Online • Distracting • Corrupting • Victimizing Perfect Storm for Kids Online • Distracting • Corrupting • Victimizing Where’s mom? Where’s dad? 50% of kids say parents talk with them about online risks 44% of kids say parents monitor their time spent online 9% of kids say parents set limits on how much time they spend online Microsoft Survey Challenge: Parents feel overwhelmed. Quote: Technology is overwhelming. There are new devices and new programs that my kids use almost every week. I can’t keep up, I am not an IT geek, I don’t have a Computer Science degree. My parents taught me how to cook and clean and care for others, but they didn’t prepare me for the dealing with the Internet. ----Becky----- Mesa Arizona Challenge: Multi-Device Tablet Smartphone Laptop Desktop PC Gaming device Smart TV Challenge: Access 24x7 Wireless Carrier Wi-Fi Ethernet Set Rules Kids spend >7 hours a day connected to digital devices. 90% of kids think it’s OK for parents to set rules for phone use. AT&T Study Help for Parents 83% of parents say they’re worried about their child’s online behavior There are many tools to track social network activity, to manage apps, to guard against inappropriate web surfing. YouTubePornography Cyberbully Predators Sexting Identity Theft Social Networks 7 Online Traps 7 Online Traps 13 1. Pornography 2. YouTube 3. Cyberbullying 4. Sexual Predators 5. Sexting 6. Identity Theft 7. Social Networks America’s New Pastime? 14 Pornography is now more popular than baseball. —Patrick Trueman, former chief, U.S. Justice Department, Child Exploitation and Obscenity Section XXX Pornography 15 Worst Pandemic killed 40M people - 38% of the U.S. population. About 43% of Internet users view pornography. There are 68 million pornographic search engine requests each day. Pornography 16 • First Exposure – average 11 years old • Accidental exposure: 57% of all children Pornography 17 70% of 18-34 yr old men look at least monthly A growing number of women are addicted. Most are 13-30 yrs old. Pornography 18 Pornography acts like a drug, triggering addictive chemical responses in the brain. It rewires the decision- making part of the brain. Pornography ...

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4. 7 Online Traps for Kids
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Clayton Ostler,
Senior Director of Technology
Perfect Storm for Kids Online
• Distracting
• Corrupting
• Victimizing

5. Perfect Storm for Kids Online
• Distracting
• Corrupting
• Victimizing
Perfect Storm for Kids Online
• Distracting
• Corrupting
• Victimizing
Perfect Storm for Kids Online
• Distracting

6. • Corrupting
• Victimizing
Where’s mom? Where’s dad?
50% of kids say parents talk with
them about online risks
44% of kids say parents monitor
their time spent online
9% of kids say parents set limits on
how much time they spend online
Microsoft Survey
Challenge: Parents feel overwhelmed.
Quote: Technology is overwhelming. There are new devices and
new

7. programs that my kids use almost every week. I can’t keep up, I
am not an IT
geek, I don’t have a Computer Science degree.
My parents taught me how to cook and clean and care for
others, but they
didn’t prepare me for the dealing with the Internet.
----Becky----- Mesa Arizona
Challenge: Multi-Device
Tablet Smartphone Laptop
Desktop PC Gaming device Smart TV
Challenge: Access 24x7
Wireless
Carrier

8. Wi-Fi Ethernet
Set Rules
Kids spend >7 hours a day
connected to digital
devices.
90% of kids think it’s OK
for parents to set rules for
phone use.
AT&T Study
Help for Parents
83% of parents say they’re
worried about their child’s
online behavior

9. There are many tools to track
social network activity, to
manage apps, to guard against
inappropriate web surfing.
YouTubePornography Cyberbully
Predators Sexting Identity Theft Social Networks
7 Online Traps
7 Online Traps
13
1. Pornography
2. YouTube
3. Cyberbullying
4. Sexual Predators
5. Sexting
6. Identity Theft

10. 7. Social Networks
America’s New Pastime?
14
Pornography is now more popular
than baseball.
—Patrick Trueman, former chief, U.S. Justice Department,
Child Exploitation and Obscenity Section
XXX
Pornography
15
Worst Pandemic killed 40M people -
38% of the U.S. population.

11. About 43% of Internet users
view pornography.
There are 68 million
pornographic search engine
requests each day.
Pornography
16
• First Exposure – average 11 years old
• Accidental exposure: 57% of all children
Pornography
17
70% of 18-34 yr old
men look at least

12. monthly
A growing number of
women are addicted.
Most are 13-30 yrs old.
Pornography
18
Pornography acts like a
drug, triggering addictive
chemical responses in the
brain.
It rewires the decision-
making part of the brain.

13. Pornography