This guide from the U.K. Department for Culture Media & Sport is designed to help you ingrain online child safety into your Web or mobile business. It uses the six principles of the ICT Coalition for Children Online: content; parental controls; dealing with abuse/misuse; child abuse or illegal contact; privacy and control; and education and awareness, and builds on these principles, illustrating them with advice and industry examples.
Child Safety Online: A Practical Guide for Providers of Social Media and Interactive Services
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