Straitstimes TikTok Launches Family Digital Check-In Guide for Safer Online Habits in Singapore
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- •TikTok's Family Digital Check-In Guide aims to enhance digital safety for families.
- •The initiative encourages open conversations about screen use rather than strict restrictions.
- •Workshops will be conducted starting July 2026 to promote responsible digital habits.
On May 25, 2026, TikTok launched the Family Digital Check-In Guide in Singapore to help families manage their digital habits. Developed in collaboration with TOUCH Cyber Wellness, the guide provides practical tips for parents and teens to navigate digital safety. It includes resources such as a quiz, safety features overview, and conversation prompts. The initiative supports Singapore's Digital for Life movement and aims to foster open discussions about screen use. Workshops will begin in July to further educate parents and teens on responsible digital citizenship. The guide was officially unveiled by Minister Rahayu Mahzam during an event at The Malayan Council.
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2026-05-25
Launch of Family Digital Check-In Guide
TikTok unveiled the guide to help families manage digital habits and promote safety online, developed with TOUCH Cyber Wellness.
Straitstimes2026-05-25
Official unveiling by Minister Rahayu Mahzam
The guide was launched at an event attended by government officials and community partners, emphasizing the need for parental support in digital navigation.
Newsroom.Tiktok2026-07-01
Workshops to begin
TikTok and TOUCH Cyber Wellness will conduct workshops in Bukit Batok East to train parents and teens on digital safety and citizenship.
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