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La Policía Local de Rincón de la Victoria, a través de su Unidad de Ciberpolicía, ha iniciado un ciclo de charlas formativas dirigidas a madres, padres y tutores, bajo el título `Navegando seguros´, con el objetivo de fomentar un uso responsable y seguro de las tecnologías digitales por parte de menores y adolescentes. Según ha explicado el concejal de Seguridad Ciudadana, Manuel García (PP), las charlas tienen como finalidad “formar e informar a las familias sobre los riesgos asociados al uso de dispositivos digitales y el acceso a internet, promoviendo una actitud preventiva y consciente desde el hogar”. El alcalde de Rincón de la Victoria, Francisco Salado (PP), ha asegurado que “estos encuentros forman parte de una labor preventiva y educativa que busca acompañar a las familias en el reto de educar en el ámbito digital, protegiendo a niños, niñas y adolescentes desde una perspectiva cercana, técnica y empática”. Las sesiones están siendo impartidas por un agente especialista en ciberseguridad y protección de datos, y miembro de la Unidad de Ciberpolicía local. “Su experiencia permite ofrecer a las familias herramientas concretas y orientación para afrontar los desafíos del entorno digital”, añade García. Entre los principales temas abordados destacan la prevención del uso abusivo de dispositivos móviles, protección de la privacidad y datos personales de los menores, riesgos del sexting, ciberacoso, grooming, perfiles falsos y retos virales, promoción de relaciones digitales sanas, implementación efectiva de controles parentales con herramientas como Google Family Link y Microsoft Family Safety y la actuación ante contenidos inapropiados y gestión de evidencias digitales. Además, a los asistentes se les proporcionado material actualizado y práctico para reforzar lo aprendido con una guía de servicios de ayuda en ciberseguridad y atención a menores, recursos para el control y mediación parental, manual de uso de Google Family Link para dispositivos Android, y otro sobre uso de Microsoft Family Safety. Hasta el momento se han celebrado dos charlas; la primera impartida en el IES Bezmiliana, y una segunda en el CEIP Tierno Galván que ha contado con la participación del concejal de Seguridad Ciudadana, Manuel García, y la concejala de Educación, Belén Gutiérrez (PP), quién ha subrayado la importancia “de trabajar transversalmente desde el Área de Educación y Seguridad, en colaboración con las AMPAS del municipio para poder llegar al alumnado”. Por último, García ha valorado la implicación de la Policía Local, AMPAS, centros educativos, y Centro de Atención a la Diversidad (CADRincón) del Área de Bienestar Social, “cuya colaboración ha sido esencial para la organización de estas actividades”, añade. Las charlas continuarán realizándose en diferentes centros del municipio con motivo del inicio del nuevo curso escolar.

Online-Sicherheit für Kinder und Jugendliche ist ein wichtiges Thema für alle Eltern. Diese Podcast-Folge des YouTube Creator Podcasts befasst sich darum mit der Online-Sicherheit von Kindern auf YouTube, insbesondere in der YouTube Kids-App. Diese Episode beleuchtet auch eine Umfrage, die zeigt, dass ein Großteil der befragten Eltern “YouTube Kids” als Tool für die Kindersicherheit vertrauen, gefolgt von Google Family Link und Google Safe Search. Max von Perfall, vom Content Partnerships-Team von YouTube, erklärt, dass YouTube Kids eine gefilterte Version von YouTube ist, bei der die Eignung der Inhalte von automatisierten Systemen und menschlichen Prüfern bestimmt wird. Außerdem erklärt Content Creator Alexander Arndt vom Kanal „Ping and Roar”, wie animierte Kinder-Serien auf YouTube funktionieren. Alexander liefert die Perspektive eines Creators und erklärt, wie sein Unternehmen Inhalte erstellt, die sowohl unterhaltsam als auch lehrreich sind. In der Folge ist auch Lidia de Reese von FSM (Freiwillige Selbstkontrolle Multimedia-Diensteanbieter) zu Gast. Sie gibt Einblicke in umfassendere Online-Sicherheitsmaßnahmen und verfügbare Ressourcen für Eltern gibt, um einen verantwortungsvollen Medienkonsum für Kinder zu fördern. Infos: Intro: [Blogpost](https://services.hosting.augure.com/Response/cXB1h/%7Bb6d4c7ce-954b-45cd-a8a9-62aed3047ce1%7D) zu „Investing to protect teen wellbeing on YouTube across Europe and globally“ 1:30 Min: [Blogpost](https://blog.google/intl/de-de/unternehmen/technologie/onlinesicherheit-kinder-umfrage-2024/) zur Umfrage “Onlinesicherheit”. [Hier](https://www.fsm.de/en//search/FSM%20Internet%20Guide%20f%C3%BCr%20Eltern) geht es zum Elternguide der FSM [Kanal](https://www.youtube.com/@PingandRoar) von “The Adventures of Ping and Roar”

Google has announced new tools for parents to help manage their child's devices with Google Family Link. Family Link's new design is more intuitive for parents to use and navigate. A new Screen Time tab consolidates all screen-time management tools in a single, easily accessible place. In addition to the app and device-specific usage summary and time limits, the Screen Time tab also makes it easier for parents to set and adjust Downtime and School time. Google advised that parents will find managing their child's account, privacy settings and content filters is now easier than ever on the Controls tab. They have streamlined key controls so parents have what they need right at their fingertips, including the ability to manage account data settings, approve app downloads and block specific websites. Juggling multiple kids and their devices is also getting easier. Simply swipe between child profiles and manage devices from a single page, with more advanced settings just a tap away. The School time feature was brought to the Fitbit ACE LTE and Samsung Galaxy Watch for Kids as a way to help minimise distractions on smartwatches for children during school hours. From next week, Google will roll out School time support for Android phones and tablets as well. School time can help reduce distractions, by scheduling limited phone functionality and silenced notifications during school hours. If there is a holiday or planned day off, or even just planned lunches, parents can easily adjust the settings and set a "Break" to fit their children's schedules. Parents can choose the apps that are silenced and restricted, and learn which apps their child uses while in School time or outside of it. Google noted that there are times when certain apps are useful for studying, which is why parents can choose a set of allowed apps, and select which are allowed during School time or in other selected modes. Galaxy Watch for Kids launched with lots of new features for kids and parents. In the coming months, Google will be bringing the ability for parents to approve contacts for kids to call and text to Android phones, too. Parents can add these contacts from Family Link directly to their child's device and limit calls and texts to only those approved contacts. Children can also request to add new contacts to be approved by parents in Family Link. To learn more about how Google is helping families more safely explore online, visit families.google. See more stories here.

Hablamos de los peligros que tiene el móvil en manos de los más pequeños. Sobre todo cuando abusan del tiempo de uso y de las redes sociales. Además, repasamos la mejor aplicación que nos puede ayudar para evitar estos problemas: Google Family Link. Una app que se ha convertido en un dolor de cabeza para los más jóvenes que la conocen y la sufren.

In the second installment of our Back to School series on the Parenting Great Kids podcast, Dr. Meg Meeker interviews Sarah Kimmel, a family tech expert, to discuss effective strategies for communicating internet safety with children. Sarah emphasizes the importance of implementing parental controls and filters on devices and apps to create a safer online environment for children. She suggests using multiple layers of protection, such as in-app controls and on-device control settings like Apple Screen Time and Google Family Link. Sarah also highlights the significance of ongoing communication between parents and children about potential risks and safe online practices. This episode is a must-listen for parents who want to gain practical strategies for keeping their children safe online.  In this episode, you'll learn how to: Discover the methods to safeguard your children in the digital world. Unearth the best practices to effectively implement parental controls and filters. Learn effective ways to engage in an open dialogue with your children about web safety. Acquire up-to-date knowledge about the latest technology trends and potential online threats. Understand the empowering influence of technology on children and parents when used responsibly. The key moments in this episode are: 00:00:00 Introduction 00:00:38 Teaching Children about Online Safety 00:03:07 Transition to Family Tech Expert 00:04:25 Platforms for Consuming Tech Information 00:08:20 Role of a Family Tech Expert 00:15:28 Protecting Children from Inappropriate Content 00:18:23 Preventing Stalking and Grooming of Girls 00:20:57 Online Gaming Safety 00:24:33 Layers of Protection 00:26:45 Importance of Conversations 00:31:16 Monitoring Social Media Activity 00:31:41 Parental Control Options 00:32:11 Positive Aspects of Parental Controls 00:32:29 Understanding and Implementing Technolog 00:33:29 Recap of Key Takeaways ABOUT OUR GUEST: Having spent over 20 years as an IT Manager, Sarah now dedicates her time to helping families understand and manage the technology in their homes through her podcast, tv appearances, YouTube channel and social platforms.  FROM THE PRODUCER: Thanks for helping Dr. Meg's parenting revolution reach more than 5 MILLION downloads! If you found today's content helpful, please consider sharing it with another parent and subscribing to stay updated on future episodes. You can also visit DrMegMeeker.com for additional parenting resources and online courses. Get social with Dr. Meg on YouTube, Facebook & Instagram @MegMeekerMD Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

James' question was "What app can I use to manage a teen's phone? Google Family Link says I can't use it for anyone over 13 years old??" Is that true? Can you still manage a child's device after they turn 13? Today I'll let you know why this is a myth and how you can still manage your child's devices.

On the podcast this week we look at news from Netflix of an ad-supported tier, new Google Family Link updates and we unpack the Medibank Private data breach. We then look at the latest announcements from Apple, with a magnifying glass to spot the differences! Don't forget to leave a review and feel free to contact me directly at any time. You can follow Geoff Quattromani on Twitter at https://www.twitter.com/gquattromani or Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/gquattromani on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/GeoffQuattromani --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/technologyuncorked/message

Google is introducing new ways for parents to keep tabs on their kids with mobile devices. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There's more evidence of computer manufacturers taking the environment seriously.   Acer has introduced a new Chromebook in its eco friendly Vero line.   The Chromebook Vero 514 which has been designed to be repaired and recycled - much of it has been built with recycled plastic.   The Vero 514 goes on sale across Europe in November although it will be a couple of hundred pounds more than some of the cheapest Chromebook but with much of it user serviceable and upgradeable - it could end up lasting a good bit longer.     BeReal has now hit 10 million daily active users.   The app is finding fans with people fed up with all the posing and fakery on Instagram - you just post one picture every day of exactly what you can see at a particular moment.   Could this be the cure for our social media overload?   And if you're looking to set up your children with their own Google account but want to control what they access and how long they spend in front of a screen - check out Google's free Family Link app - I'll do more on protecting young people online next week.

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Nest Hub sleep tracking, HomePod discontinued, a Kindle for your smart home YouTube reaches 120 million people watching on TV screens per month Google's Family Link updates reflect the pandemic's impact on how parents view screen time Google unveils new Nest Hub that can track your sleep with radar Contactless Sleep Sensing in Nest Hub Apple discontinues the original HomePod, will focus on mini Comment: The state of Apple TV and the end of HomePod warrants a Home strategy roundtable Apple Maps Adds COVID-19 Vaccination Sites in the US Microsoft's Xbox Wireless headset is a mic-drop moment Disney World will turn your iPhone into a ticket to the park Your next smart home device is a $30 used Kindle Picks of the week Matthew: SceneFlow Mikah: Elgato Stream Deck Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Matthew Cassinelli Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/smart-tech-today Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/smart-tech-today/episodes/70

Nest Hub sleep tracking, HomePod discontinued, a Kindle for your smart home YouTube reaches 120 million people watching on TV screens per month Google's Family Link updates reflect the pandemic's impact on how parents view screen time Google unveils new Nest Hub that can track your sleep with radar Contactless Sleep Sensing in Nest Hub Apple discontinues the original HomePod, will focus on mini Comment: The state of Apple TV and the end of HomePod warrants a Home strategy roundtable Apple Maps Adds COVID-19 Vaccination Sites in the US Microsoft's Xbox Wireless headset is a mic-drop moment Disney World will turn your iPhone into a ticket to the park Your next smart home device is a $30 used Kindle Picks of the week Matthew: SceneFlow Mikah: Elgato Stream Deck Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Matthew Cassinelli Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/smart-tech-today Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/smart-tech-today/episodes/70

Nest Hub sleep tracking, HomePod discontinued, a Kindle for your smart home YouTube reaches 120 million people watching on TV screens per month Google's Family Link updates reflect the pandemic's impact on how parents view screen time Google unveils new Nest Hub that can track your sleep with radar Contactless Sleep Sensing in Nest Hub Apple discontinues the original HomePod, will focus on mini Comment: The state of Apple TV and the end of HomePod warrants a Home strategy roundtable Apple Maps Adds COVID-19 Vaccination Sites in the US Microsoft's Xbox Wireless headset is a mic-drop moment Disney World will turn your iPhone into a ticket to the park Your next smart home device is a $30 used Kindle Picks of the week Matthew: SceneFlow Mikah: Elgato Stream Deck Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Matthew Cassinelli Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/smart-tech-today Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/smart-tech-today/episodes/70

Nest Hub sleep tracking, HomePod discontinued, a Kindle for your smart home YouTube reaches 120 million people watching on TV screens per month Google's Family Link updates reflect the pandemic's impact on how parents view screen time Google unveils new Nest Hub that can track your sleep with radar Contactless Sleep Sensing in Nest Hub Apple discontinues the original HomePod, will focus on mini Comment: The state of Apple TV and the end of HomePod warrants a Home strategy roundtable Apple Maps Adds COVID-19 Vaccination Sites in the US Microsoft's Xbox Wireless headset is a mic-drop moment Disney World will turn your iPhone into a ticket to the park Your next smart home device is a $30 used Kindle Picks of the week Matthew: SceneFlow Mikah: Elgato Stream Deck Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Matthew Cassinelli Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/smart-tech-today Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/smart-tech-today/episodes/70

Nest Hub sleep tracking, HomePod discontinued, a Kindle for your smart home YouTube reaches 120 million people watching on TV screens per month Google's Family Link updates reflect the pandemic's impact on how parents view screen time Google unveils new Nest Hub that can track your sleep with radar Contactless Sleep Sensing in Nest Hub Apple discontinues the original HomePod, will focus on mini Comment: The state of Apple TV and the end of HomePod warrants a Home strategy roundtable Apple Maps Adds COVID-19 Vaccination Sites in the US Microsoft's Xbox Wireless headset is a mic-drop moment Disney World will turn your iPhone into a ticket to the park Your next smart home device is a $30 used Kindle Picks of the week Matthew: SceneFlow Mikah: Elgato Stream Deck Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Matthew Cassinelli Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/smart-tech-today Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/smart-tech-today/episodes/70

Nest Hub sleep tracking, HomePod discontinued, a Kindle for your smart home YouTube reaches 120 million people watching on TV screens per month Google's Family Link updates reflect the pandemic's impact on how parents view screen time Google unveils new Nest Hub that can track your sleep with radar Contactless Sleep Sensing in Nest Hub Apple discontinues the original HomePod, will focus on mini Comment: The state of Apple TV and the end of HomePod warrants a Home strategy roundtable Apple Maps Adds COVID-19 Vaccination Sites in the US Microsoft's Xbox Wireless headset is a mic-drop moment Disney World will turn your iPhone into a ticket to the park Your next smart home device is a $30 used Kindle Picks of the week Matthew: SceneFlow Mikah: Elgato Stream Deck Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Matthew Cassinelli Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/smart-tech-today Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/smart-tech-today/episodes/70

Nest Hub sleep tracking, HomePod discontinued, a Kindle for your smart home YouTube reaches 120 million people watching on TV screens per month Google's Family Link updates reflect the pandemic's impact on how parents view screen time Google unveils new Nest Hub that can track your sleep with radar Contactless Sleep Sensing in Nest Hub Apple discontinues the original HomePod, will focus on mini Comment: The state of Apple TV and the end of HomePod warrants a Home strategy roundtable Apple Maps Adds COVID-19 Vaccination Sites in the US Microsoft's Xbox Wireless headset is a mic-drop moment Disney World will turn your iPhone into a ticket to the park Your next smart home device is a $30 used Kindle Picks of the week Matthew: SceneFlow Mikah: Elgato Stream Deck Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Matthew Cassinelli Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/smart-tech-today Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/smart-tech-today/episodes/70

Nest Hub sleep tracking, HomePod discontinued, a Kindle for your smart home YouTube reaches 120 million people watching on TV screens per month Google's Family Link updates reflect the pandemic's impact on how parents view screen time Google unveils new Nest Hub that can track your sleep with radar Contactless Sleep Sensing in Nest Hub Apple discontinues the original HomePod, will focus on mini Comment: The state of Apple TV and the end of HomePod warrants a Home strategy roundtable Apple Maps Adds COVID-19 Vaccination Sites in the US Microsoft's Xbox Wireless headset is a mic-drop moment Disney World will turn your iPhone into a ticket to the park Your next smart home device is a $30 used Kindle Picks of the week Matthew: SceneFlow Mikah: Elgato Stream Deck Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Matthew Cassinelli Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/smart-tech-today Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/smart-tech-today/episodes/70

Nest Hub sleep tracking, HomePod discontinued, a Kindle for your smart home YouTube reaches 120 million people watching on TV screens per month Google's Family Link updates reflect the pandemic's impact on how parents view screen time Google unveils new Nest Hub that can track your sleep with radar Contactless Sleep Sensing in Nest Hub Apple discontinues the original HomePod, will focus on mini Comment: The state of Apple TV and the end of HomePod warrants a Home strategy roundtable Apple Maps Adds COVID-19 Vaccination Sites in the US Microsoft's Xbox Wireless headset is a mic-drop moment Disney World will turn your iPhone into a ticket to the park Your next smart home device is a $30 used Kindle Picks of the week Matthew: SceneFlow Mikah: Elgato Stream Deck Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Matthew Cassinelli Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/smart-tech-today Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/smart-tech-today/episodes/70

Welcome to episode 211 ("Age of CyberWar") of the EdTech Situation Room from March 3, 2021, where technology news meets educational analysis. This week Jason Neiffer (@techsavvyteach) and Wesley Fryer (@wfryer) discussed privacy issues raised by Clubhouse, Google's professed commitment to privacy, and the Duck Duck Go Privacy app. Additional discussed articles included a sobering prophesy by the FireEye CEO on future cyberwar, how the "Blacklight" tool can reveal the extent of website tracking of consumers, and (thanks to Peggy George) an article about 12 essential apps to protect your online privacy. An update on the Apple M1 SSD writing issue, an effort by Arizona legislators to change Apple's App Store payment policies, and the reopening of all 270 Apple stores in the United States were also highlighted. Chromebook and Google Family Link news and a new company promising to slash electric motor energy consumption rounded out the show. Geeks of the Week included a student eBook project from Casady School seniors (in Oklahoma City) and an iOS/MacOS remote scanning solution. Our show was live streamed and archived simultaneously on YouTube Live as well as our Facebook Live page via StreamYard.com, and compressed to a smaller video version (about 100MB) on AmazonS3 using Handbrake software. Please follow us on Twitter @edtechSR for updates, and join us LIVE on Wednesday nights (normally) if you can at 10 pm Eastern / 9 pm Central / 8 pm Mountain / 7 pm Pacific or 3 am UTC. All shownotes are available on http://edtechSR.com/links.

Covid-19 may have brought people’s lives to a standstill and forced them to stay at home for a more extended period, but what resulted also was that children did also get more digital exposure in their free time. Now the schools are going online; almost every child owns an electronic device for itself. Now the challenge here for parents has been to keep an eye on their kid’s online activity, and there are ways of doing so. COVID-19: Mindful parental control There are plenty of good things on the internet to access for our good. Still, when one gets access to awful stuff, it is a real challenge, especially to parents, when the users have increased for multi-folds, and the fear of kids getting exposed to unwanted things is there and harmful effects on the brain. Let’s understand how parents can have control over their kid’s activities. The parental control can be done on all devices, i.e., Android, IOS, etc. To enable it on Android devices, download Google Family Link, using which parents can track their online activity, screen time, social media activity, etc. You can also refer to this article here ( to find more information. One can also monitor their screen time if the mobile has a feature introduced by Google called Digital wellbeing. When it comes to IOS devices, Apple’s screen time feature can be used to track the screen time, things they can download, and time spent on apps & games. Parental Control Features Track Location: One of the most useful and best features is location tracking. When parental controls are put in place for kids, parents get to see the device’s location. This helps them have an eye on children’s activity and their whereabouts. This feature’s popularity is also among people who can track their elderly at home when they are out. Block Websites: Another great feature is blocking certain websites. Parents have the authority to block specific websites on their child’s mobile so that they can’t access them intentionally or unintentionally. This saves the child from seeing any harmful content online, which is not suitable for them. Monitor Phone: Parental controls help monitor the Childs activity on their device, such as the apps they use, text messages, screen time, etc. Specific devices come with the feature of putting a limit on these things. Therefore, this feature is a great one from the parents’ perspective. One can also disable specific options in an app like Facebook; a parent can make sure the child texts only to friends and not strangers. Managing Multiple Devices: Parents have the option to manage various devices with parental control features. This is helpful where kids have access to numerous devices, and there is more than one kid at home. The features mentioned above can also be activated for all the gadgets and kept track of. Use Of Inbuilt App Controls: With the worry of online over usage and the harms, it is causing people’s minds. In general, several companies have introduced digital well-being features that allow users to set a reminder on their usage and enable them to take a break. Apps like Instagram, Youtube, and TikTok have introduced this feature, which reminds users of their usage time and take a break. Parents can set time limits on their kid’s devices and have them reduce their usage. This feature is also beneficial to adults who also tend to use more of these apps. There are few cons to having parental controls for the kids, which aren’t harmful. Specific devices do not allow having control over a few apps and the activity related to them. Say, for example, if a parent wishes to Restrict the kid from following anyone on Instagram, it Is not possible owing to the company’s privacy policy, which does not allow external control. Instead, the parent can keep an eye on the activity directly on the kids’ device. Another issue that parents may face is kids are aware of the technology they use, and it won’t take much time for them to figu...

Le temps file, l'été aussi et nous voici avec notre vingt-deuxième épisode du podcast Discussions technos entre geeks! Au menu cette semaine, il est question de : Une voûte de stockage de code source libre en Arctique (source); Une clé USB à 35$ pour améliorer sa Nintendo Switch (source, lien Amazon); Des traces de Face ID dans la bêta de macOS Big Sur (source); La NBA va utiliser Microsoft Teams pour remplir ses stades (source); Plex ajoute plus de quatre-vingts chaînes de diffusion (source); Apple paiera ses employés pour aller voter le trois novembre prochain (source); Des ordinateurs de collections Apple à vendre, dont un Macintosh SE fonctionnel (source); iOS 14 a permis de découvrir qu'Instagram vous regardait sans cesse (source); Applications de la semaine : Appareil photo Google (lien) et les contrôles parentaux avec Google Family Link (lien) et Microsoft Family Safety (lien). Merci de nous écouter et n'hésitez pas à nous écrire. Pour nous contacter : info@geekbecois.com. Pour nous aider, passez voir notre boutique Amazon ou suivez nos liens affiliés (comme Best Buy et LaSource) disponibles sur notre site web. Nous tenons à remercier notre ami Louis-Philippe (Figure8) pour la postproduction et les musiques d'introduction et de conclusion. - Eric & François

Larry Magid and Kerry Gallagher speak with Mindy Brooks, Director of User Experience for Google Play and Google’s Kids and Family Initiative about Google Family Link, Google Play, kids play and learning and coping with staying at home.

Larry Magid and Kerry Gallagher speak with Mindy Brooks, Director of User Experience for Google Play and Google's Kids and Family Initiative about Google Family Link, Google Play, kids play and learning and coping with staying at home.

Google aggiorna i termini di servizio e introduce l’età minima: vietata la creazione di account ai minori di 14 anniI nuovi termini entreranno in vigore a partire dal 31 marzo e andranno accettati per continuare a utilizzare i servizi di Big G. Il cambiamento più grande riguarda l’età minima: per creare un account sarà necessaria la supervisione di un genitore o di un tutore legale, grazie all’app Family Link

Google aggiorna i termini di servizio e introduce l’età minima: vietata la creazione di account ai minori di 14 anniI nuovi termini entreranno in vigore a partire dal 31 marzo e andranno accettati per continuare a utilizzare i servizi di Big G. Il cambiamento più grande riguarda l’età minima: per creare un account sarà necessaria la supervisione di un genitore o di un tutore legale, grazie all’app Family Link

Were Back Saturdays at 9pm. Today's Cast we will be talking about the voting in SC and the continued downfall of the Dems. Corona-virus updates and theories, and answer a great question, What is Google Family Link and What Does It Do? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode we have a guest who talks about all things Google Family Link. He teaches how to control location services even for apps like SnapChat.

This week on the show we have Chelsie Marie Lamie, a personal injury lawyer based out of Clearwater, Florida.  In today’s episode, we’ll talk about scaling your firm, running multiple offices remotely, and how Chelsie went from six figures to seven figures in just three years. https://chelsielamie.com/ Hacking’s Hack:  Jim encouraged lawyers to start podcasting because of all of the amazing benefits. It's easier than you think.  Tyson’s Tip: Tyson recommended the app Google Family Link so you can monitor the screen activity of your children.  Chelsie’s Tip: Chelsie recommended the book, Profit First.  For more content from us please subscribe to our YouTube Channel. Remember to sign up for MaxLawCon20! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/maximum-lawyer-conference-2020-tickets-62992819218 Thanks so much for listening to the show! If you want to know more about this and keep on maximizing your firm, please join our Facebook Group or like us on Facebook and comment! You can also go to MaximumLawyer.com or, if you’d prefer, email us at: info@maximumlawyer.com Interested in being on the show? Shoot us an email at support@maximumlawyer.com or message us on Facebook!

Au menu de ce cinquième chapitre : Avec le Contrôle Parental devenez Big Brother pour vos enfants. Nous allons aborder toutes les solutions pour contrôler l'addiction aux écrans de vos enfants. Après l'écoute de ce podcast vous saurez comment contrôler les heures d'usage d'Internet, bloquer ordinateurs, tablettes, smartphones, consoles de jeux et même haut parleurs connectés, sélectionner les applications accessibles, filtrer les sites web, ... bref vous n'aurez plus aucun prétexte pour vous plaindre de l'impact des écrans sur l'harmonie familiale ! Avec Maurizio Pedriale, Technical Consultant et Pierre-Yves Dehon, System Administrator chez Emakina.BE. Liens des produits et services cités : Disney Circle, Circle on Netgear, Netgear Orbi, Apple Parental Control, Microsoft Family Safety et Microsoft Launcher pour Android, Google Family Link, Playstation Parental Control, Xbox Parental Control, Nintendo Parental Control Le gadget geek de Brice : SevenHugs Smart Remote, IFTTT

Batiburrillo trasnochado sobre una marca de relojes inteligentes que desconocía y se llama Suunto. Sobre podcast recomendables como This is a robery, Reflexiones y dudas sobre Amazon y opiniones de tarifas de Pepephone entre otras cosas. Como la IPTV de @Pennywise09 y la genial saga del cómic BlackSad. Además de alguna película y referencias que realmente merecen la pena. ¡Ah! Y la aplicación Google Family Link para el control Parental. Todo ello en la mejor Red de Podcast del mundo que está en: bit.ly/sospechososhabituales

Batiburrillo trasnochado sobre una marca de relojes inteligentes que desconocía y se llama Suunto. Sobre podcast recomendables como This is a robery, Reflexiones y dudas sobre Amazon y opiniones de tarifas de Pepephone entre otras cosas. Como la IPTV de @Pennywise09 y la genial saga del cómic BlackSad. Además de alguna película y referencias que realmente merecen la pena. ¡Ah! Y la aplicación Google Family Link para el control Parental. Todo ello en la mejor Red de Podcast del mundo que está en: bit.ly/sospechososhabituales

Hablamos del nuevo control parental de Google para dispositivos Android. Donde podremos monitorizar cualquier dispositivo de nuestros hijos desde el nuestro.Si os ha gustado, os animo a que me escribáis valoraciones positivas en la plataforma en la que me escuchéis, y que os suscribáis, porque así haréis más visible el podcast y más gente podrá conocerlo.Espero vuestros comentarios en https://carmelosena.com/controlparental/ donde también encontraréis otras formas de contactar conmigo.

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各位网友，现在是我们的周末网络广播时间。 欢迎网友和听友们发表评论和看法，我们的电子信箱是：China@rcinet.ca，我们的新浪微博是：“加拿大国际广播-中文”。 也欢迎您关注我们的网站 www.rcinet.ca，还有我们的Facebook： 加拿大国际广播 – 加拿大国家中文频道。 在每星期五北美东部时间上午10点半，我们都会有脸书直播Facebook Live。 在今天的节目里，我们谈谈这个星期的几篇报道。 1．  加拿大要在G7 峰会倡议减排塑料 风景如画的魁北克小城Charlevoix / Photo: Fairmont Hotels 今年 6 月份加拿大将作为东道主在魁北克小城 Charlevoix 主办2018年7国峰会，加拿大联邦政府总理特鲁多准备把保护世界妇女权益和保护环境作为会议的两大主题。但已经有专家指出，加拿大不能光说不练，需要首先拿出的自己有效可行的环境保护政策来。据加拿大广播公司记者报道，加拿大Dalhousie大学研究环境问题的教授 Tony Walker认为，如果加拿大能拿出切实可行的解决塑料袋和塑料包装污染问题的政策和措施，则在7国峰会上再呼吁国际社会携手努力解决塑料包装物品污染陆地和海洋的问题才会有人听。 2. . 加拿大议会山的妈妈们：希望也可以享受育儿假 （Facebook） 家有幼儿的职场妈妈都希望工作时间灵活，不需要加班，工作压力不要太大。但是政坛和议会的工作环境正好相反。议员是不可能朝九晚五的。渥太华选区以外的议员周末还要回到各自的选区，参加各种社区活动。过去这不是一个大问题，但是2011年加拿大联邦大选后，众议院里的年轻女性一下子多了起来。2015年大选后，议会山迎来了自己的“婴儿潮”：到目前为止已有四名女议员在任内做了母亲，“议员妈妈” 在呼吁获得育儿假。 3. 孩子的手机屏幕时间管控一直是父母头痛的事，希望“Google Family Link”  可以帮助屏幕时间管理。 害怕吗？瓶装水有这么多塑料微粒 堆积成山的废弃瓶装水瓶 / Fred Dufour/AFP/Getty Images 瓶装水已经成为城市人生活中不可缺少的东西，不少人不但出门要带上瓶装水，就是在自己家里也把瓶装水作为日常饮用水的标配。但最新的研究显示，瓶装水中含有不少塑料微粒。据加拿大广播公司报道，现在瓶装水消费量已经超过含糖碳酸饮料成为世界许多国家中最受欢迎的饮料；但现在瓶装水的洁净形象受到了挑战，因为一项全球性的调查显示，瓶装水常常被微小的塑料颗粒所污染。  怎样既出一口恶气又不用真的揍老板一顿：加拿大专家支招 ( Wilfrid Laurier University) 有多少员工曾经在觉得自己受到不公平对待时气得恨不能揍老板一顿？尽管不会真的这样做，许多人还是会用别的方式报复，结果可能是让办公室气氛更糟。如果选择默默忍受不公，时间久了怒气会转化成焦虑和抑郁等心理问题。加拿大劳里埃大学商学院的助理教授梁琳迪（Lindie Liang）等人最近发表文章，介绍了一种类似于 “扎小人儿” 的无害减压方式。 -- 刚才我们介绍了本周所作的几个报道，今天的节目就到这里，谢谢您的收听，希望听到您的看法和建议, 我们下次节目见！ 收听CH_Report_2-20180316-WRC20 一周图片报道 window.jQuery || document.write('

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