BTRC has renamed its Digital Security Cell to the Digital and Cyber Safety Directorate to better reflect its role in cybersecurity and digital safety. The Directorate will continue its content monitoring and removal efforts while expanding its scope and workforce to address the growing challenges of cyber-related crimes.
TikTok hosted a star-studded event in Nepal as part of its Safety Ambassadors Programme to promote digital safety awareness. The event included a panel of prominent content creators who discussed issues like misinformation, harassment, and online scams, while encouraging responsible internet use and safe content creation on the platform.
The PTA, in collaboration with FIA, raided a retailer selling illegal mobile boosters, seizing 25 booster sets and one laptop. Additionally, the PTA launched Cybersecurity Awareness Week 2024 to raise awareness about online security, data privacy, and cybercrime laws, encouraging participation from citizens, businesses, and educational institutions.
e& UAE has launched its Kids SIM Card and Parental Control Service, offering secure mobile plans and online safety features for children. The service includes content filtering, screen time management, and social media monitoring, allowing parents to manage their children’s digital experiences and ensure their safety online.
TikTok, in partnership with Nepal’s Ministry of Communication and Information Technology (MoCIT), hosted the Digital Safety Summit Nepal on December 3, 2024. The summit focused on online safety, digital literacy, and protecting children. Key discussions included TikTok’s safety tools and Nepal’s ongoing commitment to a safer digital environment for youth.
The National Council for Family Affairs (NCFA) and Save the Children launched a study on digital safety for children in Jordan. The study reveals gaps in digital protection systems and emphasizes the need for updated legislation and national initiatives to ensure secure online environments for children, promoting self-expression and safety.
TikTok has launched the second phase of its #SaferTogether initiative in partnership with NITDA and Data Science Nigeria. The programme aims to enhance digital safety and literacy across Nigerian communities, addressing challenges like misinformation, cyberbullying, and data protection. It includes workshops, outreach, and educational resources for parents and guardians.
TikTok has launched the second phase of its #SaferTogether program in collaboration with NITDA and Data Science Nigeria to promote digital safety in Nigerian communities. The initiative will focus on key topics such as misinformation, cyberbullying, and data protection while expanding its reach to additional regions and providing valuable resources for parents and guardians.
