Research & insights

Every year, we analyze the rate at which children encounter problematic content and people online. This year, we processed an astounding 7.9 billion activities on family accounts across texts, email,…

World Childhood Foundation, in collaboration with the Rights Lab University of Nottingham, reveals how financial data— from remittances to crypto —can help detect, understand & disrupt the live streaming of…

Drawing on a survey of 1,200 young people aged 13-20, this research explores their awareness of deepfake nudes, lived experiences with them, and their involvement in creating such content.

This report introduces the three safety pillars that underpin our safety philosophy for keeping our players safe: Control Your Experience, Shield Our Players, and Enforce Our Standards.

This transparency report, Behind the Screen: The Reality of Age Assurance and Social Media Access for Young Australians, represents a first for eSafety. By combining regulatory insights from industry with…

The online environment became riskier for Generation Z in 2024, with eight out of 10 teens and young adults reporting exposure to at least one online risk. Encouragingly, despite that…

This new research brief examines how U.S. teens age 13–18 experience and perceive trust online in the age of generative AI.

The Global Risks Report 2025 presents the findings of the Global Risks Perception Survey 2024- 2025 (GRPS), which captures insights from over 900 experts worldwide. The report analyses global risks…

Research conducted by Childlight, the global child safety institute located within the University of Edinburgh found it to be more prevalent than many other childhood public health issues.

A report by Brave Movement looking closely at youth perspectives on child sexual abuse online, online safety and psychological consequences of online harms.