The data displays the negative digital experiences of children according to parent internet users worldwide as of August 2016. During the survey period, 12% of respondents believed that their children had seen inappropriate content on websites.
Becoming addicted to the Internet/spending too much time online | 14 |
Seeing inappropriate/explicit content online | 12 |
Encountering malicious software/viruses | 11 |
Sharing too much personal information about themselves online | 9 |
Communicating with dangerous strangers/untrusted people online | 8 |
Becoming a victim of cyber–bullying | 7 |
Careless use of a computer resulting in personal/other data loss for me | 7 |
Using my payment details without my permission | 7 |
Being exposed to deliberately hurtful & malicious messages from strangers on social media | 6 |
Incurring unexpected bills through app stores/social networks | 6 |
Accidentally sharing information/data held on my device | 6 |
Being spied on by malicious software/programs installed on their computer | 6 |
Being the victim of an online scam involving fake websites/scam e-mails | 6 |
Using the Internet to meet undesirable/dangerous people offline | 6 |