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Internet Society Launches Global Online Trust and Safety Hub as Part of Its Safer Internet Initiative

Cyber Security Newsby Cybernewswire ()2 min read1 · 1 read
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The Internet Society launched a free multilingual hub of practical anti-scam guidance and courses.

The Internet Society launched the Online Trust and Safety Hub, a free multilingual resource under its Safer Internet Initiative. The hub gathers anti-scam guidance, videos, courses, downloadable materials, and Google's Be Scam Ready game for individuals, chapters, and community groups. Development used input from women-led organizations, displaced populations, Indigenous communities, and newly connected users, with support from Google.org. The group said platforms, industry, and governments also share responsibility for a safer internet.

Key facts
  • Internet Society launched a free multilingual Online Trust and Safety Hub.
  • It offers anti-scam guides, videos, courses, and Google's Be Scam Ready game.
  • Google.org supported the hub for users, chapters, and community groups.
  • Internet Society says platforms and governments share online-safety responsibility.
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Washignton, DC, USA, September 30th, 2026, CyberNewswire The Internet Society today launched the Online Trust and Safety Hub, a free global resource center in multiple languages, offering practical tools to help people stay safer and more confident online. The Hub is a key part of the Internet Society’s Safer Internet Initiative, which works to equip […]

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