Introduction : technology and the role of the stakeholder in a child's life -- Information as a weaponized commodity -- Freedoms of the Internet -- The home is not a democracy, and school safety searches -- Truth and efficiency on the Internet -- Nothing is better than the truth -- Hamsters are rats, and devices are hamsters but still rats -- Methodology of the child predator -- Pictures are priceless -- Basic types of child abuse images and other usages of sexual images -- Instant photography -- Is there a plan? -- Which device should I buy? -- What to expect from law enforcement -- The backspace/delete key and self editing -- Educate the child -- Human trafficking and social media : a case study -- A month in the life of an exploitation investigator -- It's not all bad.
Summary:
"The key to preventing online child predation is Stakeholder Involvement. Parents and guardians need to place themselves in the forefront of their kids' minds when it comes to their devices. Educational professionals need to use their unique positions to educate their students and detect online predation and problems in their schools"-- Provided by publisher.
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