We hear almost every day about conflict situations that abound in the virtual space and that may involve the risk of serious traumas. Alcohol and drug abuse, military, suicide, plague, sects, sexual orientation, gambling, just to mention a few of the categories we can ban from our children’s computer, telephone and tablet with the help of theNorton Family program

In the framework of itsSmartDigital Program

“Telekom’s SmartDigital Program has so far operated as a free of charge community service for schoolchildren. We have recognised, however that a real dialogue is required in this important matter, for which it is indispensable to provide adults, parents and teachers with the adequate skills that enable them to provide self-confident responses to the children’s questions. Therefore we are launching online courses from this year with a content tailored to parents and teachers” – said Iván Rózsa, Magyar Telekom’s communication director.

Further information about the initiative and the training programs is available atTelekom’s new Smart Digital Program

The Safer Internet Day is an initiative of the European Union, which is subscribed to inseveral countries of the world

About Digital Hungary

The Partnership Agreement for Digital Hungary signed by Magyar Telekom and the government of Hungary also supports the intention of the government to make the high-speed broadband internet available in every Hungarian household by 2018, two years ahead of the deadline set in EU’s Digital Agenda. Magyar Telekom has launched a comprehensive program to implement Digital Hungary, the pillars of which are: development of the digital infrastructure, digital services and digital competencies. The first landmark is Nyíregyháza, where the aim is to make the high-speed internet connection available for every household, and thus enable the population to use the most advanced services, improve the city’s efficiency and the competitiveness of businesses. Magyar Telekom’s subsidiary, T-Systems Hungary possesses the skills through which it can assume a long-term role in the introduction of digital city solutions and in extending services. The program to be implemented in Nyíregyháza in 2015 is the first phase of the partners’ cooperation, which will also serve as a pattern for further landmarks in Digital Hungary.