ISPCC concerned as young children report unsupervised access to internet

Children as young as five are being allowed unlimited and unsupervised access to the internet, according to the ISPCC.

ISPCC concerned as young children report unsupervised access to internet

Children as young as five are being allowed unlimited and unsupervised access to the internet, according to the ISPCC.

The charity has said that it is seeing disturbing trends in children and young people's online activities.

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