The best Online Safety newsletters

Covers platform policy, content moderation and internet regulation through a weekly news roundup and a separate weekly Trust & Safety Insider edition. Readers get regulatory updates, research picks, film and book commentary, and workplace perspectives for trust and safety professionals.

Explainers for parents and educators on how AI affects children's safety, covering deepfake bullying, AI-generated videos for young kids, and loss-of-control risks from advanced AI. Articles combine cited evidence and recent UK developments with practical guidance and reporting routes.

The Yangon Club is a Burmese-language newsletter on practical technology and online safety for people in Myanmar. Recent issues cover mobile network settings such as VoLTE and dual-SIM data use, the security risks of third-party proxy and VPN servers, and how young Burmese people get drawn into international online scams.

Boardroom is a South African dating app's blog that explains its safety and verification choices and offers relationship advice for working professionals. Its posts pair local statistics and reflective, conversational writing with practical guidance on dating after divorce and trust.

A curated roundup of research on young people, digital life, and equity, covering topics like social media, gaming, gambling, media literacy and child online safety. Readers get brief summaries of recent studies and reports with pointers to sources, plus a reflective personal opening.

Nia Yangu is the newsletter of ZanaAfrica, an organisation working on girls' education, child online safety and recruitment practice in Kenya. Issues explain the organisation's interview process, report on its Nia Learning gender-equity programme in arid regions, and summarise recommendations from research on online exploitation of children with intellectual disabilities.

A company blog from Bubbl, a social travel and shared-accommodation platform, covering product launches and community programs alongside occasional trend commentary. Readers get announcements about ski communities and conference co-living, plus an essay on trust and real-world connection in the age of AI scams.

A bitcoin-themed newsletter for parents and kids, sharing free printable worksheets, a kids' magazine launch, and commentary on child-safe online media such as the Nostr-based Kubo.watch platform. Readers get activities for teaching children about Bitcoin plus occasional thoughts on screen time and online safety.

A promotional blog from the creator platform Spenny Piggy covering creator monetisation, memberships, platform safety and earnings progression. Its issues mix advocacy on LGBTQ+ creator support, checklists for spotting scam platforms, and realistic income tiers, though much of the content promotes the company's own service.

Short cybersecurity explainers aimed at small and retail business owners, covering threats such as WordPress plugin vulnerabilities, deepfakes and business logic abuse. Each issue gives a plain-English definition followed by general protective advice.