Men accused of using social media, online gaming to prey on children
The Livingston Parish Sheriff’s Office announced the arrests of three suspects who allegedly used social media platforms to ...
2 men used Dropbox, Kik to further child sex crimes, investigators say
Criminal activity on social media led to the arrest of two young Horry County men, according to the Horry County Sheriff's ...
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Social media are harming children in our society [column]
In this day and age, the power of social media constantly consumes children. Many children and teens who use social media ...
Australian Influencer Accused of ‘Torturing’ Her 1-Year-Old in Scam to Get Followers, Donations
Authorities allege the mother "poisoned" her 1-year-old daughter in an effort to make her sick and then post videos online, ...
Aussie celeb allegedly drugged child for online followers
An Australian social media influencer has been charged by police after she allegedly drugged her own one-year-old child in a ...
Nebraska governor proposes social media restrictions for minors
Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen (R ) urged state lawmakers to support a new bill that would require parental consent for children ...
Scammers using fake missing children posts on social media to steal Iowans' information
Law enforcement reminds the public, they will post credible missing persons reports to their social media accounts and share ...
Did an Australian influencer poison her baby for social media fame and donations?
A Queensland influencer, 34, is charged with poisoning her one-year-old daughter to raise over $60,000 via GoFundMe. Police allege she filmed the child in distress to gain followers and solicit ...
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Study: Children are using social media apps against the rules
A majority of children are reportedly using social media way too early. The research comes as TikTok faces a ban in the U.S. in the coming days. Social media platforms like TikTok, Instagram, YouTube ...
Governor, attorney general unveil plan to protect kids from social media
Gov. Jim Pillen and Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers unveiled their plan to better protect children from social media.