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This document discusses how to safely use the internet and provides tips for students. It explains that the internet allows access to vast amounts of information from around the world through technologies like the World Wide Web and email. However, it also notes one must be careful of cyber risks and use the internet responsibly and cautiously. The document recommends students look for age-appropriate content and avoid sharing private information or downloading unauthorized files. It also suggests informing parents or teachers if anything inappropriate or dangerous is found online.
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