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The Week in Digital Safety: A Children's Privacy Code, a Major Gaming Breach, and Banks Reining In AI Agents — October 19–25, 2026
Canada launched a Children's Privacy Code, Capcom confirmed a breach of 11.7 million accounts, and banks began blocking AI agents from customer accounts. Here's what happened the week of October 19–25, 2026, and what it means for your family.
Digital Safety NewsThe Week in Digital Safety: A Cheaper Claude, an AI That Makes Phone Calls, and a Stolen-ID Marketplace Takedown — September 21–27, 2026
This week's digital-safety roundup for parents: a cheaper flagship AI model, an assistant that can make phone calls for you, a critical software flaw exploited before it was patched, and a stolen-identity marketplace operator's guilty plea.
Weekly News RoundupThe Week in Digital Safety: An AI Slowdown Pledge, a Critical Cisco Flaw, and an FBI Scam Alert — September 14–20, 2026
This week: AI labs pledge safety coordination, a critical Cisco flaw and a Gyazo breach demand urgent patching, the FBI warns of AI-powered impersonation scams, and the EU and Apple move to make kids' apps safer by default.
Weekly DigestThe Week in Digital Safety: An AI Math Milestone, Two Big Data Breaches, and a Child ID Theft Reminder — August 31–September 6, 2026
This week: Claude helped formalize a 30-year-old math proof, breaches at Manchester Airports Group and Thomson Reuters exposed millions of records, and Child Identity Theft Awareness Day offered families a free way to protect kids' credit.