C) Canadian Centre for Child Protection Survivor & Family Support
protectchildren.ca/en/survivor-...

D) National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
www.missingkids.org/gethelpnow/c...

8) Document any odd behaviour or interactions, report concerns to the school and local authorities if necessary.

Resources :
A) Talking to youth about forwarding sexts
mediasmarts.ca/teacher-reso...

B) Helping our kids deal with cyberbullying
mediasmarts.ca/teacher-reso...

6) Set clear rules on screen time and require periodic check-ins: ask to see chat logs, help them review their friend lists, do not let them take their devices to bed.

7) Work with the school: ask what safeguards are in place on school-issued devices, and advocate for stronger policy if needed.

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3) Enable or request from the school stronger restrictions on gaming/chat apps, ensure device usage is monitored and logged.

4) Keep the device in a common area of the home rather than a private space.

5) Educate your child about grooming, predatory behaviour and safe-chat practices.

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Steps parents can take now:

1) Check whether your child is using a school-issued computer or device for online gaming or chats.

2) Talk with your child about how they use the device: games, apps, chat features, who they’re talking to, how long they’re online.

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In reading court and chat records from the com Network I have identified several instances where the victims create their social media through school provided Gmail accounts and Chromebooks or computers. 4/

The school board has since said it is reviewing its security protocols around school-issued devices. This is not a one-off example of the consequences of school provided devices and emails. 3/

The parent noticed unusual behaviours: the child became secretive, spent long hours online, signs of self-harm, had unexplained changes in mood & device usage. When looking at what, where, & who their child were interacting with online, the parent found inappropriate chats & attempted grooming. 2/

Members would escalate to making further demands and threatening to share the images with the victim's family if they do not comply. The abuse also included forcing them to carve the names of their tormentors on their bodies with sharp instruments. Victims were aged 12 to 17.

3) this will really deal with Roblox issues of predators and threat actors on their platform that are also under 18.

4) this is in no way emergency PR "trust and safety" features being implemented because they are being sued.

5) This will make the platform safer... Yes so much safer

1) I would DEEEEEFINITELY trust a third Party AI app with my childs images

2) this has NEEEEEVER been done before, and has not already been circumvented by kids and adults using AI to generate fake images of their faces or government ID

There has been several in Canada so far, one in Edmonton facing terrorism charges (minor), one in Winnipeg charged with terrorism (adult), one in halifax charged with CSAM offenses (minor), one in lethbridge (minor). Of note 764/the Com Network mention by CSIS director in public speech last wk.

Johnson dangled the prospect that one of the children could receive money because, Johnson claimed, he was entitled to $10 million as part of reparations for his January 6 arrest.