Parents take initiative to monitor children’s online habits


Ho Yuan Zhuan, 20, who is concern about the growing number of graphic and disturbing images and videos that are being shared by irresponsible by netizens.

PETALING JAYA: Parents are taking proactive action to supervise their children when it comes to gruesome and unwanted graphic content online.

Tengku Mazlinda Tengku Mahmood, 37, a government-linked company manager, said she was concerned over the growing number of disturbing and graphic videos, which are easily available online, including on free video sharing site YouTube.

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