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International Safer Day 2024 Event: APLE Advocates for Digital Well-being for Children

  • In the Spotlight
  • February 7, 2024
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In a collaborative effort to mark International Safer Day 2024, APLE Cambodia’s Mr. Neng Vannak took the stage at an event organized by M’Lop Tapang in Preach Sihanouk province, sharing critical insights into digital well-being and the importance of cultivating a secure online environment.

Amid the rapid digitalization of our daily lives, Mr. Vannak’s message to the attendees underscored the necessity of adopting mindful online habits and protective measures to ensure the digital well-being of individuals and communities alike. His advice resonated with a wide audience, highlighting actionable steps everyone can take to foster a safer digital world:

  • Mindful Online Management: Encouraging users to be conscious of their time spent online, promoting a balanced digital life.
  • Digital Breaks: Stressing the importance of regular intervals away from digital screens to mitigate the risk of digital burnout.
  • Privacy Protection: Advocating for the use of strong, unique passwords and privacy settings to secure personal information against unauthorized access.
  • Cybersecurity Awareness: Elevating the understanding and application of cybersecurity measures to protect against digital threats.
  • Critical Thinking: Urging netizens to critically assess online information, combating misinformation and digital deception.
  • Anti-Bullying Measures: Highlighting the need to address and counteract online harassment and bullying, creating a supportive online community.
  • Parental Empowerment: Providing parents with the knowledge and tools necessary for implementing effective parental controls, safeguarding children’s online experiences.

Mr. Vannak’s participation in the “Campaign in Support of the International Safer Day 2024” serves as a call to action for all stakeholders to contribute to the creation of a safer online environment. By embracing these principles, we can collectively enhance the digital well-being of our society, ensuring a more secure and positive online space for current and future generations. Together, let’s make a lasting difference in the digital world.

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