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A lot of people with learning disabilities enjoy using the Internet every day and use social media on their mobile phones. Staying safe online is important.
This research used interviews and focus groups to find out what children, young people, their parents and teachers thought about Internet safety, extremism and online radicalisation.
Extremism is when people have strong and dangerous views...