Internet and websites

Ministers caution against people sharing unverified information about the attacks

Christchurch and the dark side of social media prove now is the time to keep the good; dump the bad.

The influencers on your screens increasingly rely on teams of producers to feed YouTube’s hungry algorithms, creating new career opportunities.

Naked photos sent by strangers on public transport are a growing concern for police in the UK.

The BBC's Ione Wells has been investigating the rising trend of 'cyberflashing', where graphic images are sent to people's phones via features like Bluetooth, and AirDrop on iPhones.

Features that make Facebook so useful for spreading information have also made it potentially dangerous

It took nearly five years into the internet’s life before anyone made a concerted effort to archive it. Much of our earliest online activity has disappeared.

When an inveterate tweeter and social media hound decided to change his ways, what did he turn to? An email newsletter.

UK report suggests sites such as Facebook and Instagram could be harming mental health

Skills like displaying respect and responsibility, building resilience and applying critical reasoning need to be taught by example, eSafety Commissioner says.