To mark Cybermois, The e-Enfance / 3018 Association and Protected have announced a partnership to strengthen efforts to prevent cyberbullying and digital violence, and to make it easier for young people and their families to access support services.
With nearly one in five young people reporting that they had experienced cyberbullying in 2025, this partnership is driven by a shared objective: to raise awareness of digital risks amongst as many people as possible and make dialling 3018 second nature for young people and their parents.
The 3018 switch, integrated directly into the Protected app
As part of this collaboration, users of the Protected app can now enjoy:
With direct access to 3018, the national helpline for young people who are victims, witnesses or perpetrators of cyberbullying and online abuse.
Prevention and awareness-raising content designed by the e-Enfance / 3018 Association, to help people better understand online risks and develop the right habits.
«To put a stop to this violence, it is essential to take action at the point of use. We are delighted to be partnering with Protected to help us raise awareness amongst as many people as possible and make the »3018’ reflex a common practice.”, emphasises Justine Atlan, Chief Executive of the e-Enfance Association / 3018.
By combining the practical expertise of the e-Enfance / 3018 Association with Protected’s digital protection solutions, This partnership helps to make information, prevention and support more accessible to families.
To find out more about this partnership, please visit the Protected website.
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