Vodafone's latest site is aimed at educating parents about what their anklebiters get up to online, basically telling them to keep an eye on the little blighters. Vodafone has created the Parent's Guide site with help from parental-guidance site Mumsnet, and provides information about how children interact with the internet at …

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Thursday 15th October 2009 11:55 GMT James 5

Strange that....

.... I'm in my mid fifties (the age that people write special dumbed down computer books for) and I scored 85%.

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Thursday 15th October 2009 11:55 GMT Anonymous Coward

dont know kids

Parent to child: Use vodafone's social networking cos its super safe and stuff

child: But my friends are on twatspace and arsebook.

Parent: But you can make new friends on the new social network

child: I've met someone already, a 65 year old man from Lancashire who wants me to send some photos!

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Thursday 15th October 2009 13:02 GMT Ian Ferguson

I like the quiz

"How will most people connect to the internet in 2020?"

What are you, fortune tellers? Considering the pace of technology, it won't surprise me if the answer is not mobile phones or computers, but something we haven't considered, like wrist devices, retinal implants or personal dolphin slave.

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Thursday 15th October 2009 13:59 GMT Anonymous Coward

wrist devices in 2020 ?

Can you imagine the outcry when people start underage 'wristing' ?

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