Online Safety – On the Issues

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Online civility improved in past year and is the best it’s been since 2016, new Microsoft research shows

Liz Thomas - Director Public Policy, Digital Safety, Microsoft

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Positive online civility trends reversed one year into the pandemic, new Microsoft study shows

Jacqueline Beauchere - Microsoft Chief Online Safety Officer

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Digital good: What it is and how to have more of it in your online life

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Microsoft launches 2021 Council for Digital Good

Jacqueline Beauchere - Microsoft Chief Online Safety Officer

Microsoft study: Online risks that sow hate and division are growing

Jacqueline Beauchere - Microsoft Chief Online Safety Officer

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Microsoft study shows bullying remains an issue with 4 in 10 teens involved; adults, too

Jacqueline Beauchere - Microsoft Chief Online Safety Officer

Online civility improved in APAC during COVID-19, declined in Latin America, Microsoft study

Jacqueline Beauchere - Microsoft Chief Online Safety Officer

Botnets and online safety

What is a botnet and how can you stay safe online?

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How to maintain your manners in the digital age

Charlotte Edmond

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5 facts that show how we treat one another online

‘Netizens’ highlights the need for collaboration to fight online harassment, ‘revenge porn’

Jacqueline Beauchere - Microsoft Chief Online Safety Officer

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Millennials encounter the most risk online, research shows

Jacqueline Beauchere - Microsoft Chief Online Safety Officer

Microsoft Chief Online Safety Officer Jacqueline Beauchere

Civil actions: How four simple rules can make the internet safer

Jennifer Langston