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Techsocietal

@TechSocietal
A social enterprise working to reduce digital inequalities & digital harm, promoting safe digital inclusion and freedoms online for the women & children.
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  • @TechSocietal
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    18h
    What does meaningful protection for children look like? At a recent panel session, “I Am Just a Baby: Children’s Privacy, Online Safety and Sundry Issues,” at PrivCon 2026, our Executive Director @Tope_Ogundipe joined the conversation on what meaningful protection of children’s
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    Aug 27
    Who should be accountable when harmful content is created, amplified, and allowed to spread online? At a time when online harm is becoming more complex, accountability cannot stop at asking what users post. It must also examine the systems, features, and decisions that can
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  • @TechSocietal
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    Aug 25
    As schools expand their use of digital tools, child protection can no longer be treated as an offline responsibility alone. The real question is whether schools have the right systems in place to manage the risks that come with sharing information, communicating online, and
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    Aug 19
    The recent judgment in Abdulmalik Muhaimin Onimisi v. Guaranty Trust Holding Company Plc (GTCO) (otllaw.com/unsolicited-di…) is more than a dispute between an individual and a financial institution. It offers an important signal about how Nigeria’s data protection framework is being
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    Techsocietal
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    Aug 17
    Your iPhone photos could reveal more than you think. If your Camera has permission to access your location, your photos may include hidden metadata, such as where and when they were taken. While this information isn't visible in the picture, it can remain attached to the
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