With one in four people in the UK having a mental health problem at some point, it’s more important than ever to think about life in the workplace, or ‘home’ workplace, and how it impacts mental health. …

After several years in the works, the UK government has finally pushed through a draft of their Online Safety Bill with the intention of adding some must-needed accountability for tech companies into law. Of course we’re thrilled at the push to tackle the spread of child abuse material that is…

For Mental Health Awareness Week, we will be publishing a series through the rest of the month on various mental health issues prevalent today, starting with how cyberbullying and sextortion are deeply linked to mental health issues like depression and PTSD, and have too many times led to suicide. We…

Almost two years ago we launched our first ever Lockdown Nudity Detection Race, and now it’s back! Now that restrictions are easing and we have been out of a full lockdown for some time, we thought that it would be interesting to see, if any, the effects that the pandemic…

After WhatsApp changed its privacy terms, millions made the move to Telegram for what they believed was increased privacy, however many women across the world are speaking out against the platform for allowing the sharing of their personal nude images. Despite Telegram’s reputation for privacy and safety, many women have…

The Online Safety Bill is a new form of legislation that is currently being drafted by the UK government. The main purpose of the bill is to develop frameworks of legislation and regulations which hold organisations and individual online users accountable for any harmful and unlawful actions that they may…

Currently, still in draft format, the Online Safety Bill which is still to be passed by the UK government is continuously being amended due to the amount of content which needs to be added to this legislation, which once passed will create the biggest change that online safety has seen…

A survey conducted by the human rights group Protect Children has found that 42% of those who watch Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) seek direct contact with children through online platforms afterwards. The largest ever survey of its kind, found significant evidence that those who watch illegal sexual material, such…

Almost two-thirds of pupils at Scottish high schools have been sexually harassed at or on their way to and from school. A study conducted by the University of Glasgow, found that 65% of 13 to 17 year olds reported to have experienced some form of visual, physical or verbal sexual…