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 receive a flyer with an access code through various channels, such as schools and sporting events in The Hague. This code allows them to activate a free family subscription. The code can also be found here.
You can check where they are when dinner is on the table, and they can send a message to a friend all by themselves. A smartwatch can be a gentle first step into the online world — and a great...
In the magazine EW, a four-page interview with Marjolein about entrepreneurship, where ChatLicense currently stands, and where it wants to grow. “Increasing concerns about social media; this app protects children from their phones.” Read the full interview (in Dutch) online.
Posting a photo of you on Instagram, invading your personal space, or asking for your location: consent isn’t just about touching, but all kinds of respect and boundaries. Something is only okay when everyone clearly shows that it is okay....
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...
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...