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Email Spam and Scams As many of you know, email spam and scams that are sent requiring immediate action are on the rise. There has apparently been an uptick in a spammer/scammer using one of our email addresses to cause our customers

According to Kaspersky, 61% of adults struggle to follow the digital rules that they set for their children. If you want to ensure that your children are safe online, you need to take your own online safety habits as seriously as you do theirs, otherwise the lessons you hope to teach simply won't stick.

Power of role model: How the habits of parents and kids are interrelated Photo by Andrea Piacquadio from Pexels A new study by global cybersecurity solutions company Kaspersky has shown a direct correlation between how much time parents and their children…

The pandemic has created a lot of challenges, both for ourselves and our loved ones. But it has also presented the opportunity to cultivate godly habits that strengthen our faith and improve our daily lives. This helpful articles offers some great advice for doing just that!

Godly Habits Can Get Us Back on Track The pandemic has disrupted our lives, but it also gives us a fresh chance to build godly habits into our lives.

The COVID-19 pandemic forced many of us to spend more time online and the reprecussions for this are only just starting to be understood. Research from New Mexico State University found that more than half of the adult population in the U.S. is either at risk of addiction or severely addicted to the internet, something exacerbated by the feelings ofdepression and anxiety the pandemic brought with it.

NMSU researcher: Pandemic led to increase in internet addiction among American adults The new study found 41 percent had probable addiction or were at risk for addiction, while 14 percent had definite or severe addiction.

Cyberbullying was a problem before the pandemic and one would think it'd get worse due to kids spending a lot more time on their phones and mobile devices. Yet research suggests the opposite, that bullying became less common. The take away - kids don't feel the need to bullying when they feel nurtured and socially safe, such as when they're spending more time at home.

Lessons from the covid-19 pandemic could help us reduce cyberbullying The pandemic has had surprising effects on cyberbullying that could tells us how to reduce the problem in the future, say Alexandra Martiniuk and Joseph Freeman