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One in 10 children has already encountered an adult pretending to be a child
Celebrate Safer Internet Day on 9 February
Telenor has commissioned Ipsos research institute to conduct a survey on how much Hungarian parents are familiar with the Internet usage habits of their children and the most common cyber threats ^[1]. Survey results show that practically every parent talks about studying and school events with their child, while only two in three consider it important to discuss the issues of cyberbullying and the things to know about using social media with them. Telenor has prepared a TudatosNet educational video series of 14 episodes for Safer Inter Day.
 

How to survive depressing winter months

The grey winter period is now more depressing than ever, as you always need to be on your guard to observe the rules: wear a mask, get home in time, reduce your contacts…In light of this, you should try and find the solutions that can help you break free of the barriers, be it an online party or the completion of an old plan. Since your smartphone can be a useful accessory for that, Telenor has compiled a list of tips that can help you survive February and may well fit in your tariff plan including unlimited domestic airtime or 100GB of domestic data.

HiperSuli evaluates half term

The first half of the academic year 2020/21 wasn’t any easier than the spring period despite all appearances. What challenges did teachers and students face in the new term? How much did they get used to hybrid education? Did digitally qualified teachers cope better in the face of challenges? Please read a half-term evaluation from Balázs Koren, maths teacher, Digital Ambassador of the Year and head of the HiperSuli digital education program.

Free access provided for the term of the lockdown until 1 March

Telenor Hungary has been granted a spectrum licence for another 15+5 years by the National Media and Infocommunications Authority (NMHH) at the auction announced for 900MHz and 1,800MHz bands. The operator acquired a 26MHz and a 40MHz block in the 900 MHz and in the 1,800MHz band, respectively for a total amount of HUF 56.854bn. Both bands will play a key role in mobile network development during the next decade. Given their technology agnostic nature, they will make the benefits of the most advanced technologies available combined with a high coverage.

Existing and new Telenor customers can get unlimited domestic airtime or 100GB of domestic mobile internet in the operator’s new campaign. Based on Telenor’s research and sales data, people demand unlimited tariffs. Those buying a new Hiper M Talk and Hiper M Net subscription can now also use special handset offers and enjoy favourable terms.
 

Eight-grade primary schools can get tablets and notebooks worth up to HUF 2 million in a joint program launched by Telenor and the Hungarian Reformed Charity Service. In addition to the ICT devices, winning schools can join an accredited HiperSuli Digital Methodology Training Course of 30 hours.

Those placing an advance order get a gift

33% year-on-year growth in mobile data traffic on New Year’s Eve

Telenor analysed network traffic on New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day and compared it to that in previous years in terms of mobile internet, voice and SMS usage. On New Year’s Eve, when no events were held and a curfew was in effect, Telenor measured a significant increase on its network.