Duty of Care Q&A

Duty of Care

I took part in a fascinating and thought-provoking online Q&A session with The Telegraph yesterday as part of their ‘Duty of Care’ Campaign. Linking with representatives from the Telegraph, Internet Watch Foundation, Kids N Clicks, the NSPCC and the National Suicide Prevention Leaders Group, we discussed what more we can do to safeguard children online.

You can read through the entire Q&A via this link, and clicking ‘show comments’ : https://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/2019/02/19/do-safeguard-children-online-put-questions-expert-panel/

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