www.internetsociety.org Internet Society Launches Online Trust and Safety Hub to Combat Online Scams
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- •The Online Trust and Safety Hub was launched to combat online scams.
- •Resources include anti-scam guidance and educational materials in multiple languages.
- •The initiative emphasizes shared responsibility for online safety among users and organizations.
On September 30, 2026, the Internet Society launched the Online Trust and Safety Hub as part of its Safer Internet Initiative. This global resource center aims to provide practical tools and resources to help individuals navigate online risks, particularly against sophisticated scams. The Hub offers anti-scam guidance, educational videos, and downloadable materials in multiple languages, targeting diverse communities including women, displaced populations, and Indigenous communities. The initiative emphasizes that online safety is a shared responsibility among individuals, platforms, and governments. Dr. Joseph Lorenzo Hall highlighted the need for accessible guidance to combat the emotional manipulation used by scammers. The Hub is available free of charge and aims to empower users to recognize risks and make informed decisions online. The Internet Society plans to continue its efforts to enhance online safety through targeted funding and advocacy until 2029.
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