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Are you new in Norway? Tips on children’s media use.
Kids and Media
Kids and Media, created by stiftelsen «Barnevakten», provides guidance to help families navigate the digital world safely. Some of our resources are accessible in several languages trough the Google Translate option. Our vision is that children and youth will use media with safety and mindfulness.
Guide for parents
Parental Controls for Mobiles, Apps, Consoles, and PCs
Discover how to safeguard your children by setting up mobile phones, tablets, routers, gaming consoles, computers, games, and apps.
Some important advice on kids’ security online
Mobile phones, computers, apps, and games can contain a lot of information that children should keep safe and private. Fortunately, there are smart ways to protect them from fraud and crime. Here, you can read the facts and advice on this topic.
Do children have their own digital rights?
A greater part of Europe has obtained better digital rights in recent years, for example through the GDPR. Children are specially mentioned in the rules. However, in schools, parents are kept at arm’s length digital distance.
A checklist when your child starts using social media
Use this checklist when children are going out on social media. As they get older, teach them to be conscious and take responsibility for privacy on their own.
Videos
Screen time – Ukranian
Screen time – Bangla
Screen time – Arabic
Screen time – English
Reviews
REVIEW: FORTNITE
REVIEW: Up to one hundred players fight each other until a person or a team is left as the winner. In addition, Fortnite is a platform that provides access to many different types of games.
Snapchat Review
Snapchat makes it easy to communicate with friends and groups with photos, text, and videos that “disappear” after viewing. In addition, you can watch videos and content from all over the world. Here we have provided some good advice and useful settings for the app.
Minecraft: Game guide for parents and teachers
Super-creative building game that gives kids the opportunity to create whatever their imagination might envisage!
News
Which people do Norwegian children and young people follow online? 26/04/22 Choose language in the Google-box below. Some translations may be… 
Police online patrol in Norway 26/04/22 Choose language in the Google-box below. Some translations may be… 
Privacy and the right to privacy for children 26/04/22 Choose language in the Google-box below. Some translations may be… 
Do children have their own digital rights? 19/04/22 Choose language in the Google-box below. Some translations may be… 
1 in 10 adolescents has received criminal hate speech online 06/04/22 Choose language in the Google-box below. Some translations may be… 
What happened when we logged on to Instagram as a 13-year-old 06/04/22 Choose language in the Google-box below. Some translations may be… 
How to remove songs with coarse lyrics on Spotify 06/04/22 Choose language in the Google-box below. Some translations may be… 
How to reduce real-life violence on social media 30/03/22 Choose language in the Google-box below. Some translations may be… Disclaimer: Translation software is powered by Google, and some translations may be flawed or inaccurate. Barnevakten (Kids and Media) has no control over the translation, but we appreciate feedback which you can send to post@barnevakten.no.
