A recent eSafety report has shone a spotlight on high rates of exposure to online harm amongst children 10-15 years old after a survey of 2,629 children.
The report titled ‘Digital use and risk: Online platform engagement among children aged 10 to 15’, is the latest in eSafety’s ongoing series of reports presenting findings from its Keeping Kids Safe Online survey.
Frightening statistics give parents and authority figures cause for concern with almost 3 in 4 children (74%) having seen or heard content associated with harm online at some point, while 1 in 2 has been cyber bullied…

