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Childnet publish snapshot into children’s use and experiences of expiring content

Our latest piece of research found that 70% of young people have used voice assisted technology in the last year.

The ‘Life in likes’ report launched today by the Children’s Commissioner for England is based on a series of focus groups with 32 children aged 8 to 12 years.

Our latest research into livestreaming habits among young people found that over 1 in 10 8-17 year olds have ‘gone live’. We asked a group of our Childnet Digital Leaders about their experiences of livestreaming and their top tips for other young people.

Ofcom research finds that 34% of 3-4 year olds own their own media device such as a tablet or games console.

5 new Research Highlights published by the UK Council for Child Internet Safety

Ofcom’s latest report, Children and Parents: Media Use and Attitudes Report, has revealed that the number of children believing everything they read on Google and social media sites has doubled.

Latest Research Highlight from the UKCCIS Evidence Group highlights new findings from CHILDWISE about the technology habits of 0-4 year olds.

ChildLine’s latest report, Under Pressure, outlines the challenges and pressures young people are facing online.

Research from LSE shows that exposure to cyberbullying and harmful user-generated content is on the rise, while exposure to sexual messages has decreased, and young people are less likely to talk to strangers online or use social networking sites underage.