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Internet Society launches free Online Trust and Safety Hub

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The newest reports add the hub URL, Google.org support, named community-input groups, the Be Scam Ready game, and a shared-responsibility statement that the prior summary did not detail.

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On September 30, 2026, the Internet Society opened a free multilingual hub of anti-scam guides, courses, and Google’s Be Scam Ready game.

On September 30, 2026, 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. Development drew on input from women-led organizations, displaced populations, Indigenous communities, and newly connected users, with support from Google.org. GBHackers reported the hub is available at onlinesafety.internetsociety.org. The Internet Society said platforms, industry, and governments also share responsibility for a safer internet. The sources differ slightly on audience wording: Cyber Security News names individuals, chapters, and community groups, while GBHackers names individuals and community trainers.

Key facts
  • The Internet Society launched the Online Trust and Safety Hub on September 30, 2026, under its Safer Internet Initiative.
  • The hub is a free multilingual collection of anti-scam guidance, videos, courses, and downloadable materials.
  • It includes Google’s Be Scam Ready game and was supported by Google.org.
  • Development used input from women-led organizations, displaced populations, Indigenous communities, and newly connected users.
  • GBHackers reported the hub is at onlinesafety.internetsociety.org.
  • Cyber Security News said it is for individuals, chapters, and community groups; GBHackers said individuals and community trainers.
  • The Internet Society said platforms, industry, and governments also share responsibility for a safer internet.
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  1. · Oct 1, 2026 Cyber Security NewsFirst report

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

    The Internet Society launched a free multilingual hub of practical anti-scam guidance and courses.

  2. · Oct 1, 2026 GBHackers

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

    The Internet Society launched a free multilingual Online Trust and Safety Hub to help people spot scams.