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Free gifts and rewards in online games can be used to lure children and gain their trust, then ask them for personal information or private photos—potentially leading to privacy violations, threats and blackmail. One statistic indicates that 97% of children aged seven and above regularly use digital devices, and one in three has been contacted online by a stranger. Ras Al Khaimah Police urged families to monitor their children’s online interactions, enable privacy settings and parental controls, and encourage them to report any suspicious contact. If a child is being exploited, they should stop communicating, preserve the evidence and report the matter to the relevant authorities through the Ministry of Interior app, at the nearest police station or by calling 901. In an emergency, call 999. The UAE has introduced a Child Digital Safety Law and strengthened oversight of more than 4,000 platforms. Specialists also stressed the importance of cooperation among families, schools and relevant authorities, and of listening to children without blaming them.
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