The document provides 10 tips for staying safe online. The tips include thinking carefully before posting photos, only friending people you know in real life, avoiding posting private information like addresses or phone numbers, never meeting strangers from online in person, and remembering that anything posted online can always be accessed. The overall message is to be cautious about what information is shared online and with whom it is shared to maintain privacy and avoid potential risks.

1. 10 Different
Tips for
Online
Safety
By: Eric Vida
Hr: 7

2. Number 10
 Think
before posting your photos. Personal
photos should not have revealing
information such as school names or
location.

3. Number 9
 Only
add people as friends to your site if
you know them in real life.

4. Number 8
 If
you wouldn’t say something to another
person’s face, don’t post it online!

5. Number 7
 Never
give out your password to anyone
other than your parent or guardian.

6. Number 6
 Never
respond to harassing or rude
texts, messages, and e-mails. Delete any
unwanted messages or friends who
continuously leave inappropriate
comments.

7. Number 5
 Remember
that posting information
about your friends could put them at risk.

8. Number 4
 Never
meet in person with anyone you
first “met” online. Some people may not
be who they say they are.

9. Number 3
 Be
aware that information you give out
through social networking sites, instant
messages, e-mails, and blogs could put
you at risk of bullying and other types of
victimization.

10. Number 2
 Never
post your personal
information, such as a cell phone
number, address, or the name of your
school.

11. Number 1
 ALWAYS
THINK BEFORE YOU POST. ONCE
IT’S ON THE INTERNET IT WILL ALWAYS BE
THERE.

12. Sources
 http://www.nationalcac.org/prevention/i
nternet-safety-kids.html
 http://www.netnanny.com/learn_center/s
afety_tips