Wranga

Wranga

Technology, Information and Internet

An ecosystem of digital parents to raise children in a safe cyber environment

About us

An ecosystem for digital parents to make informed decisions using technology to raise socially responsible, culturally sensitive, and media literate children in a safe cyber environment

Website
http://www.wranga.in
Industry
Technology, Information and Internet
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Delhi
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2020

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  • Wranga reposted this

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    AI powered Trust & Safety | IVLP Fellow | Entrepreneur and Public Speaker passionate about promoting child online safety.

    🚨 Debating Bans: A Nuanced Approach to Online Safety 🚨 The recent ban in Australia has sparked incredible discussions. Some are cheering it on, while others vehemently oppose it. After 15 years in the field of online safety, I believe it’s time to take a different, nuanced approach—one rooted in awareness, empowerment, and improvement. 1️⃣ Awareness: The internet is not just a tool; it’s an ecosystem. People must understand the technologies, algorithms, and mechanics that power it. Without this awareness, we’re lost. Education is key—be it in schools, colleges, or through large-scale public awareness campaigns. 2️⃣ Empowerment: Awareness leads to choice. Children and parents alike need the power to make informed decisions about their digital lives. Imagine a world where young people can confidently navigate the internet, choosing safety without sacrificing creativity or opportunity. 3️⃣ Improvement: Let’s face it—content moderation is in shambles. Criminal, hateful, and violent content still runs rampant. But with Generative AI and AI agents, we now have the tools to do better. The technology exists, and with investment and collaboration, we can make meaningful strides in creating safer digital spaces. Bringing awareness, empowerment, and improvement together is how we make the internet a place for creativity, innovation, and opportunity—not violence and hate. It’s achievable. It’s necessary. It’s time. Let’s work towards a safer, better internet. What are your thoughts? #OnlineSafety #DigitalEmpowerment #AIForGood #ContentModeration #Innovation #TrustAndSafety #OnlineSafety #AI #ReaponsibleAI Contrails AI Social & Media Matters

  • As a digital parenting community, we are deeply concerned about the impact social media is having on our children. The content they are exposed to is shaping their behaviors in alarming ways—normalizing violence, promoting substance abuse, and spreading toxic masculinity. We’ve seen firsthand how unchecked harmful content leads to aggression, addiction, and a skewed sense of identity among young users. As parents, we feel helpless watching these platforms fail to protect our children while their algorithms prioritize engagement over safety. It’s time for accountability. Social media companies must take immediate action to ensure a safer, healthier digital environment for our kids.

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    AI powered Trust & Safety | IVLP Fellow | Entrepreneur and Public Speaker passionate about promoting child online safety.

    🚨 The Indian government has finally acknowledged what many of us have been raising alarms about: social media platforms are failing at enforcing community guidelines. India’s digital space has become a playground for cybercriminals, where harmful and illegal content spreads unchecked. This isn’t just a failure of policy—it’s a failure to protect billions of users who rely on these platforms for communication, connection, and commerce. The question is: why are platforms still unable to keep criminal content at bay? It’s time for urgent action—stricter accountability, robust moderation, and a commitment to safer online spaces. What steps do you think platforms and regulators should take to fix this? Let’s discuss. 👇 Social & Media Matters Contrails AI NDTV T.M. Veeraraghav

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    AI powered Trust & Safety | IVLP Fellow | Entrepreneur and Public Speaker passionate about promoting child online safety.

    🌐 Battling Deepfakes at Scale: A Collaborative Approach for Effective Detection and Removal 🌐 As the deepfake ecosystem becomes increasingly complex, impacting justice, personal safety, and trust in digital spaces, it's evident that a collaborative, multi-stakeholder approach is essential. At Contrails, we're joining forces with fact-checkers and platforms to tackle this issue head-on, leveraging AI-powered detection and removal solutions that operate at scale. 🔹 Complexity of Deepfake Issues: Deepfakes impact various sectors, with implications that demand urgent, diverse responses. 🔹 Gendered Impact: With the majority of deepfakes being pornographic and disproportionately targeting women, we’re particularly focused on solutions that address this severe gendered threat. 🔹 Content Moderation Challenges: Once shared, deepfakes spread rapidly, often irreversibly. Our AI technology provides real-time detection, enabling platforms to act before harmful content goes viral. 🔹 Legislative Gaps: As regulations catch up, the tech industry must step up to bridge this gap. Contrails’ AI solutions are built with compliance in mind, ensuring they adapt to emerging legislation. 🔹 Cross-Border Collaboration: This is a global battle. We’re committed to working with international researchers, policymakers, and tech platforms to develop and refine tools that counteract the deepfake threat worldwide. At Contrails AI, we’re constantly evolving our AI solutions to stay ahead of deepfake advancements, ensuring that our technology not only detects but also removes harmful content at scale. Together, with our partners, we are building a safer digital future. George Billinge illuminate tech #AI #TrustAndSafety #Deepfakes #ContentModeration #DigitalSafety #ContrailsAI #TechForGood #GenderEquality https://lnkd.in/dgq3dRCH

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    View profile for Ami Kumar, graphic

    AI powered Trust & Safety | IVLP Fellow | Entrepreneur and Public Speaker passionate about promoting child online safety.

    🚨 Breaking: Australia Takes Bold Step to Ban Social Media for Children Under 16! After 15 years in the social media space, I've witnessed a pivotal moment in digital safety. Here's why this matters to every parent, educator, and tech professional: Earlier this year, we saw 5 major social media CEOs face Congress, acknowledging the need for better child protection online. Australia's move signals a global shift in how we approach digital safety for our youth. Three critical insights from my experience: 1️⃣ Content Moderation is Broken The challenge isn't just about willpower - it's an industrial-scale problem we're trying to solve with manual solutions. As my colleague Dave Willner points out, we need systemic changes, not just more moderators. 2️⃣ Beyond the Research Debate While critics argue about methodology and brain studies, we can't wait for perfect data. The real-world impacts on our children's mental health are becoming increasingly evident. 3️⃣ The End of Self-Regulation Just like every maturing industry, social media is moving from self-regulation to standardized safety protocols. This Australian legislation marks the beginning of a new era in digital governance. 🔍 What's Next? Global ripple effects in policy-making Enhanced platform accountability Greater awareness among parents and educators Safety-by-design becoming the norm, not an afterthought This is more than just another regulation - it's a watershed moment for digital safety. Australia's bold move could be the catalyst we needed for meaningful change. Thoughts? How do you think this will impact the future of social media? #DigitalSafety #SocialMedia #ChildProtection #TechPolicy #ParentalControl #DigitalWellbeing #Australia #TechRegulation Agree? Disagree? I'd love to hear your perspective! 🤔

  • Wranga reposted this

    #Sextortion is rising, driven by AI and deepfake tech—and it’s hitting digital platforms hard. At the Marketplace Risk Global Summit, I’ll be joining leading voices like Will Gardner OBE, Michael Tunks, and David Wright CBE to confront this growing threat head-on. Together, we’re exploring solutions to protect users and ensure online spaces are safe for all. Watch to learn more, and let’s connect on LinkedIn if you’ll be in London! #MarketplaceRisk #DigitalSafety #StopSextortion

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    💂♀️ #MRGS CONFIRMED SESSION: Integrating Sextortion Prevention into Trust & Safety Strategies This session explores the growing threat of sextortion on digital platforms, fueled by advanced AI and deepfake technologies. With sextortion cases rising, platforms face increasing challenges in trust and safety. We'll examine how these attacks exploit vulnerabilities, the lack of robust detection systems, and the limited resources available to victims. The session will highlight preventive strategies, technical solutions, and regulatory frameworks needed to protect users, reduce platform risk, and enhance community trust. Attendees will gain insights into proactive measures to mitigate sextortion and safeguard their platforms. 🎙️Speaker: - Will Gardner OBE, CEO, Childnet International - Arnika Singh, Co-Founder, Social & Media Matters - Michael Tunks, Online Safety Principal CSA, Ofcom - David Wright CBE, CEO, SWGfL Join ChildNet International, Social & Media Matters, Ofcom, SWGfL and hundreds of other industry leaders now! 👉 Register now: https://lnkd.in/edRTs93g

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  • #Parents listen in !

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    1,441 followers

    In this video, we’re addressing questions from viewers about digital parenting, following our last video where we suggested some useful parenting podcasts. We cover essential topics such as appropriate screen time for children, selecting safe and educational content, setting up parental controls, the impact of reward systems, and the effects of using screens during mealtime. Drawing from personal experience and expert advice, we’re here to provide helpful tips for parents to create a safer and more productive digital environment for their kids. If you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to reach out to us on social media. We’ll discuss them in upcoming episodes!

  • Wranga reposted this

    In a world where digital connections are a double-edged sword, awareness is our best shield. This video marks the beginning of our Digital Realities Town Hall, a series focused on the real challenges of digital parenting. By spotting the red flags, we can prevent digital harm and empower families to navigate the online world safely. #DigitalParenting #CyberSafety By: Vikram Singh

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    Co-Founder @ Social & Media Matters

    Digital Realities Town Hall | In the age of digital connections, vulnerability can come at a high cost. This video is one of the firsts of our Digital Realities Town Hall by Social & Media Matters where we would be leading discussions on all concerns of digital parenting. By recognizing the red flags, we can protect our kids from falling prey to digital harms. Awareness is the first step to safety. Watch, learn, and share to help others stay safe online. #DigitalSafety #OnlineSafety #CyberSecurity #SocialMediaMatters

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    864 followers

    Wranga's Digital Parents initiative is empowering families against the rising tide of deepfake scams! Through our capacity-building workshops, we're helping parents become their children's first line of defense in the digital world. Our program specifically addresses: 🔍 Deepfake Detection Skills: Understanding how AI-generated content works Spotting manipulation in videos/images Teaching children to question "too perfect" content 🎯 Common Scam Patterns: Identifying fake celebrity endorsements Spotting manipulated social media posts Recognizing deceptive advertising tactics 👥 Family Safety Practices: Creating open discussions about online encounters Setting up family verification protocols Building healthy digital skepticism 💪 Practical Protection Steps: Using platform reporting tools Verifying sources before sharing Protecting personal images/videos It's heartening to see parents becoming more confident in guiding their children through these digital challenges. Together, we're building safer digital families! #DigitalParenting #DeepfakeAwareness #OnlineSafety #FamilyEducation

    View profile for Ami Kumar, graphic

    AI powered Trust & Safety | IVLP Fellow | Entrepreneur and Public Speaker passionate about promoting child online safety.

    “Narayana Murthy & Mukesh Ambani Are Not Backing These ‘Investment Platforms’! Don’t Fall for the Deepfake Trap!” We’re facing a new wave of online scams, where deepfakes of high-profile figures like Narayana Murthy and Mukesh Ambani are used to promote fake investment platforms. Just recently, two individuals in Bengaluru were scammed out of nearly ₹90 lakh through ads featuring deepfake videos of these respected leaders. Veena, one of the victims, invested ₹67 lakh after initially putting in ₹1.4 lakh due to a deepfake of Murthy that promoted a trading platform. When she tried to withdraw her funds, issues started piling up. Another victim, Ashok Kumar, was similarly deceived by a Facebook ad showing Ambani, leading him to transfer ₹19 lakh to fraudsters. This is more than just a wake-up call for individuals; it’s a challenge for platforms that distribute these ads at scale. Current ad systems are failing to detect and filter out these scams, leaving users vulnerable. 🔒 Stay Vigilant: Triple-check any information before investing, especially if it appears too good to be true. 🛑 Platforms Need Accountability: It’s time for ad networks to reimagine their distribution systems to better detect and stop fraudulent content. 💡 Spread Awareness: Share this with your network to help others stay alert. This epidemic of false advertising through deepfakes can only be stopped if we stand together against it. https://lnkd.in/daPrq5t8

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