Dad’s Mood and Kid’s Success – A Surprising Connection π¨βπ§βπ¦ Stolen Device Protection for iPhone π±
TPT 2023-12-19
Issue #2
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Headlines & Launches
Apple Unveils Stolen Device Protection for iPhone in iOS 17.3 BetaΒ π±
In the latest iOS 17.3 beta, Apple introduces an innovative security feature: Stolen Device Protection for iPhone. This solution counters the rising threat of iPhone thefts, ensuring your data’s safety. Here’s how it works: π
1οΈβ£ Biometric Authentication: Face ID safeguards your saved passwords, preventing unauthorized access.
2οΈβ£ Enhanced Security Delay: Actions like changing your Apple ID password involve an extra security layer, enhancing protection.
3οΈβ£ Familiar Locations: No delays apply when using your iPhone at familiar places.
Introducing Safe AI Chatbots in NFTs for KidsΒ π€
OnChain Studios is blending fun and safety in the digital world with their AI chatbot, ChatGuardian, for kid-friendly NFTs. This innovative tool in Cryptoys NFTs lets kids interact safely with their digital toys. As tech-savvy parents, you’ll appreciate the customizable chat filters, ensuring a secure digital playground for your little ones. Imagine your kids chatting with their favorite characters, while you have peace of mind knowing it’s all under your control. Join us in embracing this cutting-edge way of safe, interactive play! π
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Attacks & Vulnerabilities
Is Navigating the Ledger Crypto BreachΒ π
Let’s dive into the Ledger crypto hack that shook the DeFi world. This breach impacted Ethereum apps like Zapper, SushiSwap, and more, causing a buzz in the tech-savvy parenting community. Ledger, our trusted wallet manufacturer, swiftly fixed the issue, but the ripple effect is still felt. As tech-loving parents, it’s crucial to stay informed, especially in the volatile world of crypto. Upwards of $150,000 was lost in this cyber storm. Let’s learn and grow together from these digital lessons. Stay safe and smart, fellow TechParents! πͺ
Beware of Holiday Gift Card Scams by Storm-0539 π¨
TechParents, heads up this holiday season! Microsoft reports a spike in scams by Storm-0539, targeting gift cards through crafty email and SMS phishing. This group bypasses security, like MFA, to steal credentials and access sensitive data. They’re not just after your info; they aim to infiltrate entire networks, especially during festive shopping. Remember, cyber safety is part of parenting in our digital age. Let’s keep our families and their gifts safe online! π
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Raising Children & High-Tech
Cultivating Resilience over Pursuing HappinessΒ π
We explore more than just tech; it’s about nurturing resilient kids in a digital world. While we all desire our kids’ happiness, true strength lies in resilience. It’s about helping them manage emotions and tackle life’s challenges head-on. Remember, resilience isn’t inborn; it’s a skill we can foster in our childrenπ. As tech-savvy parents, let’s guide our kids not just towards fleeting happiness but towards lasting resilience, the real key to thriving in our ever-changing digital age. π±
Dad’s Mood and Kid’s Success – A Surprising Connection π¨βπ§βπ¦
Big news, TechParents! A McGill University study reveals an intriguing link between dads’ mental health and kids’ development. Mild anxiety or depression in fathers surprisingly correlates with fewer behavioral issues and higher IQ scores in kids during early school years. Unlike past research, this study shows dad’s mental state isn’t a downer for kids; instead, it could be a boost for their cognitive and behavioral growth! This underlines the importance of parental well-being in nurturing tech-savvy, resilient children. Let’s dive into what this means for us in the digital parenting world! π§
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