The internet and apps have their benefits, but they also come with hidden dangers. There's no need to be too scared, but the more things seem to be okay, the more important it is to have the ability to stop and think.
Explain to children that even if it says it's free, it can cost them time, information, and feelings.
Sometimes you pay for things other than money.
Even free apps may show a lot of advertisements, make you want to pay later, or collect personal information. It doesn't necessarily mean "zero because you haven't paid."
There is a place to look before entering.
Just looking at the description, reviews, required permissions, amount of ads, etc. will give you a little idea of whether or not you can rest assured. It is more important to see how it is used than whether it is free or not.
Select an app and look not only at the price, but also at its advertisements, permissions, and reviews.
At Digital Kodomo BASE, we value being able to discern and choose rather than being afraid. Safety is not something you have to endure, but rather a power that you can use effectively over a long period of time.
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