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<p>As highlighted in the Online Harms White Paper, published 8 April, the Government
will develop a new Online Media Literacy Strategy. This strategy will ensure a coordinated
and strategic approach to online media literacy education and awareness for children,
young people and adults.</p><p> </p><p>Government is already working with trusted
partners to raise awareness of the range of advice on offer to help parents. This
includes guidance from many organisations such as Parent Info, Internet Matters, and
the UK Safer Internet Centre. Tech companies such as Google, Twitter, Vodafone, O2/
Telefonica, and Facebook also host safety information on their websites, and run projects
and initiatives around online safety and parental controls.</p>
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