Google launches Digital Pasban to boost online safety in Pakistan
Google has launched ‘Digital Pasban’ in Pakistan, committing $500,000 through Google.org to equip 200,000 households with Urdu-language digital safety tools, parental workshops, and AI-safety resources aimed at protecting families from growing online risks. To help Pakistani families navigate the digital world safely, Google on Thursday unveiled Digital Pasban - a national initiative bringing…
Google has launched a national initiative called Digital Pasban in Pakistan, committing $500,000 through Google.org to equip 200,000 households with Urdu-language digital safety tools, parental workshops, and AI-safety resources. The initiative aims to empower parents and children by providing practical online safety tools, instructional videos, and hands-on training to help families navigate the digital world safely.
Digital Pasban focuses on four key pillars: Family Link, YouTube, Be Internet Awesome, and Gemini, each offering specific features and resources to protect users of varying ages from online risks.
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