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Updated · newsdakota.com · Aug 5

Valley City Police Host Aug. 17 Internet Safety Night for Parents With BCI Child-Crimes Task Force

Updated

Updated · newsdakota.com · Aug 5

Valley City Police Host Aug. 17 Internet Safety Night for Parents With BCI Child-Crimes Task Force

1 articles · Updated · newsdakota.com · Aug 5

Aug. 17 at 5:30 p.m., Valley City Police and Valley City Public Schools will hold a Parent Internet Safety Night at the Hi Liner Activity Center lobby.
BCI Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force special agents and victim service specialists will guide parents on popular apps, parental controls, privacy settings, online risks and healthy screen-time habits.
Snapchat and TikTok will be among the platforms discussed, alongside advice on starting proactive conversations with children about digital safety.
A live Q&A and take-home resources are planned as organizers aim to help families strengthen online safety at home.

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