Tech detoxes are being replaced by tech-enabled care, as people seek out tech to combat the fatigue and anxiety they’ve experienced in an increasingly digitised world. As people’s lives become more digital and contactless, they’re turning to intuitive tech to enrich their lives and provide support on a more emotional level, beyond just practical facilitation.

Google has revamped its digital safety curriculum, Be Internet Awesome, with a new lesson, 'Don't fall for fake', which teaches kids how to spot fake news stories and other misinformation online. In doing so, the technology giant positions itself as a platform that cares about the safety of its youngest users.

Brands and regulators are realising that kids are joining a web built for adults. From creating kid-appropriate games to nailing legally-compliant video content, SuperAwesome’s kid-orientated cyber safety champions changing data and advertising laws for children’s online activity.

Children as young as seven are becoming mobile phone owners – but how young is too young? As technology becomes an integral part of growing up, people are looking to brands to help mediate kids’ relationships with gadgets and allow parents to stay on top of tech habits.