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Parenting
Set your social media accounts to private so that only people you trust can see your posts and updates. Never accept friend requests or messages from strangers who may be trying to access your personal information.
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Never share personal details such as your home address, school name, phone number, or vacation plans online. Oversharing can make you a target for cyberbullying or even physical harm, so keep your life private.
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Create a strong password with a mix of letters, numbers, and symbols. Avoid using easily guessable details like your name or birthday. Changing your password regularly can also help prevent unauthorized access to your accounts.
Before you post anything, think about the long-term consequences. Would you be comfortable with your post being seen by teachers, family, or future employers? Once shared, it’s difficult to fully remove from the internet.
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Be cautious when clicking links, especially from people you don’t know. Malicious links can lead to phishing sites that steal personal information or install harmful software on your device, putting your privacy at risk.
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If you or someone else is being bullied online, report it immediately. Most platforms have features to block or report harmful content. Always talk to a trusted adult if you feel unsafe or uncomfortable in any online interactions.
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Spending excessive time online can affect your mental and physical health. Set time limits for social media and engage in other activities like reading, sports, or hanging out with friends to maintain a healthy balance.
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Never agree to meet someone in real life whom you've only interacted with online. It’s always best to consult a trusted adult before making any decision. Online relationships can be deceiving, and safety should come first.
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Be cautious when encountering information online, as not everything you read or hear is true. Always verify news through reliable and trusted sources before believing or sharing it. Avoid spreading unverified rumors.
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Never share sensitive details like passwords, financial information, or identification numbers online. If you encounter websites or people asking for private information, double-check their legitimacy and avoid sharing anything suspicious.
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