This week TalkTalk, the phone, broadband and TV provider, are sponsoring a Q&A on internet safety. Expert Charlotte Aynsley will be answering your questions on anything from cyber bullying and social networking sites to parental controls and over use of the internet.
Charlotte has a broad range of experience in the field of internet safety, having worked with Government, local authorities and schools on keeping children safe online for over ten years. She also worked with Dr Tanya Byron on her review of Safer Children in a Digital World and has worked extensively with the cyberbullying charity Beatbullying and the online protection agency CEOP.
TalkTalk are sponsoring the Q&A and say "at TalkTalk we believe everyone should be able to enjoy the benefits of the internet without worrying about the safety of their family. But we also know that protecting your children online can be daunting, even as a Mumsnetter. Its why we work hard on educating our customers about internet safety to help them feel more confident protecting their families online, including collaborating with experts like Charlotte. It's also why we built our parental control service HomeSafe, which is built into our network and gives you control over what websites your household can access, across every single device that connects to the internet in your home. HomeSafe is easy to set up and is exclusively available to TalkTalk customers free of charge".
Send your questions to Charlotte before 5pm on Monday 22 October and we'll be linking from this thread to her answers on Wednesday 31 October.
This Q&A is sponsored by TalkTalk.
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