National Media and Infocommunications Authority

The campaign of the Internet Hotline (IH), the information and help service of NMHH, focuses primarily on the issue of intimate images taken by children of themselves.

An exceptional amount of child pornography content was reported, but the number of phishing attempts and sharing personal data without consent also rose in 2020, according to the internet information and help service of the National Media and Infocommunications Authority.

Gyerekaneten.hu, the National Media and Infocommunications Authority’s (NMHH) dictionary-structured website for parents was launched on 1 March. The website allows the colleagues of the Authority’s Internet Hotline legal advisory service to inform parents and children on the online medium, providing them with advice and encouraging them to start a discussion on the subject.

NMHH has disclosed last year’s statistics of the Internet Hotline legal advisory service.

In 2018, two reports of online infringement were submitted a day to the Internet Hotline (IH), the legal advisory service of the National Media and Infocommunications Authority (NMHH), with the most common categories being phishing and content made accessible without consent.

The campaign launched by the National Media and Infocommunications Authority (NMHH) to raise awareness of its Internet Hotline legal advisory service continues this year as well.

You may be familiar with Facebook’s timeline, where you inevitably bump into cute photos of children. Keeping in mind certain safety considerations and the child’s opinion can best serve the child's interests.

Another 9,000 children will have the chance to get involved in interactive media awareness sessions every year.

The advertisements mainly targeting children of 11 to 16 years of age provide guidance for recognizing problems as well as dealing with them.