Young People stories
Many families may need to prepare for children to shift to less regulated apps, as research shows 42% of teens expect to bypass the ban.
The charity-backed pot will aim to keep money in Hertfordshire for local groups, with employees also able to boost gifts through matched giving and volunteering.
Young jobseekers are being targeted as fake offers rise to ninth place in Virgin Media O2's quarterly scam rankings.
Children need stronger AI literacy and critical thinking, the foundation says, as it seeks to reach 100 million young people by 2028.
Hundreds of technology and business staff slept outdoors in four UK cities as Action for Children's annual fundraiser hit £265,000 for vulnerable families.
Its giving now tops GBP £1 million, with staff volunteering and pro bono work for charities alongside donations since 2015.
More than 500 people will sleep outdoors in four UK cities as tech firms help Action for Children raise funds and awareness of child poverty.
Companies can now offset IT disposal costs while funding support for young people affected by homelessness through a recycling-linked credit scheme.
Gen Z back data centres in theory but baulk at them on their doorsteps, as environmental fears outweigh jobs in new UK polling.
Most Britons resist digital detoxing, with nearly two thirds never fully switching off as online access becomes a day‑to‑day necessity.
Measured gains in service speed and transparency drove Granicus's awards, with councils cutting wait times, costs and phone enquiries.
Research shows digital inclusion must go beyond internet access, as rangatahi say they need skills and a real say in AI safety.
Generative AI and scams are making many rangatahi doubt what they see online, even as reliable internet remains vital for school, work and services.
Recovery alone may not ease youth joblessness, with 15 to 19-year-olds facing 25.3 percent unemployment and AI adding uncertainty.
Survey data suggests trade apprenticeships may also bolster wellbeing, with 80.9% of completers saying they felt lonely rarely or never.
Privacy and defamation risks are mounting as Auckland retailers post suspected shoplifters' CCTV images, experts say.
A third of young New Zealanders have sought personal advice from AI, highlighting a trust gap that Netsafe hopes to tackle with its new programme.
Children risk letting algorithms shape their identity unless parents build stronger offline bonds and teach critical thinking, a researcher says.
Singapore's young people are the world's most ready to use AI in work, study and daily life, topping a 120-country digital readiness study.
WorkVentures urges Australian firms and government to donate unused devices as 1.42 million young people lack a computer at home.