How to keep your child safer on Whatsapp

Like any other texting or messaging service, WhatsApp can be used to transmit and receive offensive photos and videos. It can also be used for cyberbullying and propagating rumours on the internet because of its group chat features and ability to effortlessly forward messages to multiple friends. That said, if your child uses Whatsapp, there are some ways to make it a little safer to use.

Use these settings suggested by the NSPCC

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