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Computer security incident or internet crime?
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Going live can expose children’s location, routines and faces in real time. Parents should guide privacy settings, trusted audiences and what not to share.@UCC_Official
@ConsumerUCC @MoICT_Ug @GCICUganda
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A child’s personal information has lasting value online. Names, photos, school details and routines should be shared carefully to protect their privacy, safety and future.@UCC_Official @ConsumerUCC
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Scammers can clone a parent’s or familiar voice to trick children into sharing data, sending mobile money, or following harmful instructions. Teach children to always verify before acting.@UCC_Official @ConsumerUCC @MoICT_Ug

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Cloud security isn’t automatic. Misconfigured settings can expose sensitive data in seconds. Use strong authentication, review access regularly, and secure your cloud like you would your own network.@UCC_Official @ConsumerUCC @MoICT_Ug @GCICUganda
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Children can encounter strangers online through games and social media. Teach them not to share personal info, to avoid chatting with unknown users, and to report anything suspicious. Stay involved and keep them safe online. @UCC_Official @ConsumerUCC
@MoICT_Ug @GCICUganda @UgandaMediaCent

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Default passwords and weak passwords are easy targets for attackers. Change defaults immediately and use strong, unique passwords to keep your accounts and data secure. Don’t make it easy to be hacked.@UCC_Official @ConsumerUCC
@MoICT_Ug @GCICUganda @UgandaMediaCent

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Children have rights online just as they do offline; privacy, safety, access to information, and freedom of expression. Let’s protect, guide, and empower them to explore the digital world safely.@UCC_Official
@ConsumerUCC @MoICT_Ug @GCICUganda
@UgandaMediaCent

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Parents play a key role in children’s online safety. Set device controls, monitor usage, and talk openly about risks. Guide their digital habits early to build safe and responsible online behavior.@UCC_Official
@ConsumerUCC @MoICT_Ug @GCICUganda
@UgandaMediaCent

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Leaving your device unattended is like leaving your house unlocked. All it takes is a moment for someone to access your data. Lock your screen, protect your accounts, and stay one step ahead.@UCC_Official
@ConsumerUCC @MoICT_Ug @GCICUganda
@UgandaMediaCent

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Stay safe on WhatsApp. Learn how to properly block and report suspicious users. https://t.co/OTK7DfdsNr
@UCC_Official @ConsumerUCC @MoICT_Ug
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#COP

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Children face rising AI‑driven risks online from deepfakes to cyberbullying. Protect them by setting boundaries, teaching digital safety, and monitoring interactions. #COP @UCC_Official @ConsumerUCC
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AI can amplify cyberstalking by analyzing social media patterns like posts, locations, and connections. Protect children by limiting shared data, adjusting privacy settings, and monitoring online behavior. @UCC_Official @ConsumerUCC @MoICT_Ug @UgandaMediaCent

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A single click today could echo for a lifetime: Are your children’s futures safe in their own hands?

Their digital footprint is their destiny. As we move towards a digitally transformed society, protecting our youngest users is non-negotiable. By teaching them to share wisely, we empower them to build a secure, trusted digital environment necessary for growth.

We must bridge the usage gap not only with access but also with the safety skills required for a #ConnectedUg2030.
Think before sharing. Protect the future! #COP #ConsumerUCC #NDPIV #DigitalUganda

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What children post today becomes part of their digital footprint for years. Teach them to think before sharing, protect personal details, and build a positive online presence early. #COP @ConsumerUCC @UCC_Official @MoICT_Ug @UgandaMediaCent

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Children can be targeted with AI-generated images, voices or videos that look real. Teach them to pause, verify and report suspicious deepfakes to a trusted adult.@UCC_Official @ConsumerUCC @MoICT_Ug
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Protect your data before it’s too late. Encrypt your hard drive and always back up important files to reduce loss if your device is stolen, lost or damaged.@UCC_Official
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@UgandaMediaCent

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Children can be groomed, deceived or threatened into creating harmful sexual content online. Let’s monitor, guide and support them to stay safe.#COP @UCC_Official @ConsumerUCC @MoICT_Ug
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Cyberbullying can hurt children both online and offline. Encourage them not to respond, to save evidence, block the bully and report to a trusted adult.#COP @UCC_Official @ConsumerUCC @MoICT_Ug @GCICUganda
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It’s the weekend, but don’t forget your cyber hygiene. Keep Bluetooth off in unfamiliar places and monitor connections to prevent unauthorised access to your devices.@UCC_Official @ConsumerUCC
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Children can be tricked into sharing mobile money PINs, OTPs or codes. Remind them: never send money or share account details without asking a trusted adult.@UCC_Official @ConsumerUCC @MoICT_Ug
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