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The document provides internet safety tips for kids, advising that chat rooms should be avoided because you don't know who you're talking to; to never open pop-ups or downloads without an adult's help as they could make you feel weird; and to never share personal information online as the person you're talking to could be a "dirt bag." It emphasizes always getting on websites that parents have approved of and telling an adult if anything makes you feel uncomfortable.
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- 3. SAFETY TIPS Chat room are bad That’s a no! no! Never go into chat rooms because you never know who your talking to.
- 4. Safety tips Never open things you don’t know Tell an adult THERE LIKE SUPER PARENTS. Never open pop ups or down loads with out an adult to help you because it might make you feel weird.
- 5. Safety tips Never tell info DIRT BAG Never tell your info on the internet because it might be a DIRT BAG your taking to.
- 6. SAFETY TIPS ALWAYS GET ON THINGS YOUR PARENTS APROVE OF.