Family Safety
Children are exposed to a lot on the internet: between browsing at home, in school and on the go. That’s why it’s so important to help to keep them safe, even when you can’t be there. Check out the latest McAfee blogs to learn how you can protect your entire family from cyberbullying and other online threats.
McAfee+ Family Plans: The Right Protection for the Right People—Your People
Jan 30, 2023 | 5 MIN READ
Ransomware and You
This blog post was written by Bruce Snell. This past weekend I was at a local roller...Stop! Could That App Be Spying on Your Family?
The latest headlines sound more like a Jason Bourne movie and less like something that could happen in...Kik Messenger: The Dangerous App Kids Love
Police recently arrested a Pennsylvania man who drove to Tennessee to meet and have sex with a...What Parents Need to Know about Popular Video, Audio Apps
If you hear laughing, dancing, goofiness, and a lead choreographer barking commands coming from the next room,...This Valentine’s Day, Share Your Love, Not Your Personal Data
This blog post was written by Bruce Snell. Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, are you...Latest Texting Slang Every Parent Needs to Know
What in the world did your teen say on text? Here's the latest in Internet slang and text chat lingo...Helping Teens Cope with Three Bs: Bragging, Betrayal, Body Image
Bragging, betrayal, and body Image: The three Bs is a very big deal for both tweens and teens online. Here's the...5 Signs Your Teen May Be Sexting
Denial isn't an effective tool in keeping your teen safe online. Sexting is a part of the teen culture. Here's...Be Aware of This Rising Menace – Body Shaming
Hello All, We are officially in the last day of 2015. These years just seem to fly...Anonymous App ‘After School’ Gaining Popularity with Teens
Anonymous apps like After School and Kik are hot with teens. Find out why they love them and how to...
How to Report an Online Scam
According to The Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3, over 269,000 online scams were reported in 2014. IC3...Now Dolls Can be Hacked Too
This blog post was written by Bruce Snell. Soon after posting our Most Hackable Gifts blog, NBC...
