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Shared collective responsibility. In response to the numerous hazards brought about by the use of mobile phones, including but not limited to harassment and bullying, grooming and sexual discussions, risks to privacy, exposure and access to illegal and harmful content, and high expenses, fraud and spam, the respondents to the consulta- tion54 acknowledge that the responsibility of ensuring safe mobile use amongst children and young people rests not solely on the shoulders of one stakeholder but numerous stakeholders. We thus arrive at shared collective responsibility wherein we firmly believe that responsibility must be shared between (1) mobile phone operators and service providers, (2) parents and care givers, and (3) public authorities. The importance of shared responsibility cannot be denied. This concept is best applied in the provision and facilitation of user awareness measures. The facilitation and provision of user awareness measures can broadly encompass two essentials: (1) the necessity for mobile operators to provide to parents and care givers user friendly and accessible information concerning potential risks arising from the use of mobile phones by children, and (2) to develop a user friendly mechanism for parents and care givers to control the access of inappropriate content. The latter would require educating parents and child carers with regards to the various mobile applications and functionalities. We surmise that mobile phone manufacturers, suppliers and mobile application developers and providers should actively participate in sharing the responsibility, for example, by sponsoring education and awareness programs in conjunction with mobile operators. We can justify this suggestion by stating that since it is apparent that these parties have immense economic interest in the provision and supply of hardware, software and services for mobile phones, it is our opinion that it should be part of the stakeholders’ social responsibility to undertake and/or to sponsor the program. Public authorities can further contribute by facilitating and supporting the organisation of public awareness campaigns of new media literacy.
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