DiscoverParenting Teens: Advice Redefined for Today's Complex World~134~ "Protecting Teens Online: Practical Privacy Hacks for Parents" with Chris Parker
~134~ "Protecting Teens Online: Practical Privacy Hacks for Parents" with Chris Parker

~134~ "Protecting Teens Online: Practical Privacy Hacks for Parents" with Chris Parker

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📌 Topic 🧩 Core Insight 🔧 Quick Action
The biggest unseen privacy risk Teens think the curated feeds they see are “real life.” This fuels unrealistic self‑image and makes them vulnerable to emotional manipulation. Do a “Reality‑Check” session—show the behind‑the‑scenes of a polished post (lights, retakes, filters).
When to talk about privacy Start the conversation before the crisis, not after. Kids are exposed to sophisticated scams at younger ages than we think. Schedule a monthly “Digital‑Safety Check‑In” (15 min) with your teen.
Age and device guidelines Ideal: 21 y/o for full autonomy, but realistic milestones:

• Grade 9 – texting only

• Age 16 – limited social‑media with parental controls
Set up built‑in parental controls, enable two‑factor authentication (2FA) on every account.
Neuro‑divergent teens Literal thinking can be a super‑power, but scammers will exploit that straightforwardness. Teach a simple “Ask‑Why” script: “Who are they? Why do they want this? What’s the outcome?”
Digital footprint & data mining Every search, click, and ad view feeds a profile that predicts behavior (e.g., Target’s pregnancy model). Use incognito/Brave for casual browsing, and clear cookies regularly.
Credit‑freeze for kids A child’s SSN can be used to open accounts that sit dormant for years. Freeze your child’s credit now—unfreeze only when they need a legitimate account.
Protect the email—“the key to the kingdom” A compromised email = full‑house takeover (bank, socials, password resets). Use a dedicated, high‑security email for all family accounts; enable 2FA + a password manager.
Screen‑time & doom‑scrolling It’s not about “how many minutes” but about intentional use. Set a timer, then log the purpose (e.g., “Check basketball scores”). If you can’t name a purpose, close the app.


 



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~134~ "Protecting Teens Online: Practical Privacy Hacks for Parents" with Chris Parker

~134~ "Protecting Teens Online: Practical Privacy Hacks for Parents" with Chris Parker

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