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Counterfeit and low-quality products are increasingly common on online marketplaces, according to a recent study commissioned by NMHH. Researchers conducted out a comprehensive international meta-analysis and 200 test purchases to assess the reliability of online marketplaces, and found anomalies in around one fifth of all cases, 37 in total.

National Media and Infocommunications Authority (NMHH) and Apor Vilmos Catholic College (AVKF) are working together to promote media awareness among children and young people and to strengthen their protection in the online space. On 5 April, the two institutions launched an initiative to this end: the Net-Coach adult education programme and scholarship.

After the pandemic years, the oral finals of the National Secondary School Academic Competition (OKTV) in the subject of motion picture culture and media literacy was once again organised in the Media Literacy Education Centre of the National Media and Infocommunications Authority (NMHH) at Magic Valley (Bűvösvölgy).

More than two-thirds of Hungarian parents rely on grandparents to place their children in summer, and 33 percent entrust their grandchildren to them for at least a full month.

The elderly need our attention, not only on Safer Internet Day. Around 820,000 grandparents and great-grandparents surf the internet with some degree of regularity, which means they enter the digital world at least once a week, but they are less aware of the risks of this virtual space than younger, more accomplished users – reveals the National Media and Infocommunications Authority, raising awareness on Safer Internet Day.

Assistance, administration, communication: according to a recent, representative survey, as a result of the coronavirus, the demand for mobile communication requiring data traffic beyond telephoning and text messaging has increased in the sixty-plus age group.

The National Media and Infocommunications Authority’s (NMHH) campaign launched today provides assistance in recognising fake news—particularly for the members of the older generations.

The data from the National Media and Infocommunications Authority’s (NMHH) survey into the user habits of residential users shows that half of internet users have encountered fake news.

At the grand opening ceremony held on 8th February, president of the National Media and Infocommunications Authority (NMHH) Monika Karas opened the Magic Valley of Debrecen, Hungary’s second media literacy and education centre, which is the first one outside Budapest.

Telecommunications services significantly facilitate full social integration and independent lifestyle for customers with disabilities – concludes a national NMHH study gauging special needs consumer groups’ connectedness with infocommunications goods. The study reveals that mobile services and the internet are the most widely used among people with disabilities.