1. 72% of all parents are concerned that other people could locate their child through their mobile phone using location based services

2. Young people are becoming more aware of privacy settings on social networking sites 69% of 12-15 year olds say that their social networking site can only be seen by friends/family

3. 25% of 12-15 year olds do not make any checks when visiting new websites 66% say they make some kind of check eg: padlocks, how up to date the information is, asking whether other people have visited it, or if it is a known brand

4. 45% of parents say they have internet controls or filtering software in place For the rest… 13% say they did not know such things were possible; 41% say it is because they usually supervise the child online; and 66% of parents of 12-15s say they trust their child.

5. The top 10 websites visited by 6-11 year olds are… Google Google Search MSN/WindowsLive/Bing BBC Windows Live Messenger Facebook Yahoo! YouTube eBay Disney Online

6. 8% of people aged between 9 and 19 have met someone face-to-face who they first met online

7. 60% of 11-16 year olds say they have been bullied… 10% for more than a year 16% every day 5% two or three times a week

8. 89% of parents thought cyberbullying was just as serious as other types of bullying

9. 54% of parents had not talked to their children about how to protect themselves from cyberbullying

10. 33% of people aged between 9 and 19 have received unwanted sexual comments online

11. Every day BT blocks 35,000 attempts to access child pornography

12. 16% of parents think their child has seen pornography on the internet 57% of young people who go online at least once a week have come into contact with pornography

13. 26% of parents can check web history 65% of young people can clear web history

14. 1% of parents think their children are blogging 33% of young people use blogs 67% of parents do not know what a blog is

15. 76% of parents do not have rules about what their children do on the computer

16. Almost a quarter of parents said they would allow their child of 10 or under to go on the internet unsupervised at home

17. 38% of parents said they had or would allow children 10 or under to have a mobile phone. 10% of parents said they had or would allow their child of eight or under to have a mobile phone.

18. One in five children have said they have been bullied online or by phone.