In the Dutch Newspaper Algemeen Dagblad an interview with founder Marjolein van Tilburg about the importance of a digital “driver’s license” as a starting point for a better and safer online world for kids. Media coach Edmee Warneke also emphasizes the importance of listening instead of just prohibiting. Read the article (in Dutch) on their website.
Passing notes to ask someone out used to be a thing – now it’s all happening through the DMs, in games, with Snapchat emojis, or in group chats. And even behind a keyboard, flirting needs to be respectful. Helping a tween understand and respect boundaries is essential. Kids learn...
ChatLicense is now also available in Spanish. With this additional language, the app takes a new step in its international growth and responds to increasing market demand. In the Game, children can now go on adventures entirely in Spanish with...
The Municipality of The Hague will offer all residents access to the ChatLicense app in 2026. With this partnership, The Hague is committed to digital security, resilience, and a healthy start online for all families in the city. Residents will...
Many parents are busy managing endless sessions on WhatsApp, TikTok and Snapchat. But what about chatting with classmates in Docs? Online gaming during a language assignment?Yes, the school laptop slips through the cracks of this public debate. It has Chrome Education: it has filters and it’s for school. So nothing can go wrong, right? Wrong. To...
On February 10th, the Hackxposed Conference will take place in Belgium; a day dedicated to online safety and media literacy, featuring experts and young people themselves. The program includes: 🤙Opening by Flemish Minister of Media Cieltje Van Achter 🤙Keynote by...