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The document provides 10 rules for safe internet usage by young children and their parents. The top 5 rules for children are to never give out personal information online, be aware that people may not be who they say they are, never meet up with someone they only know online, not open emails from unknown people, and tell parents if they see anything frightening. The top 5 rules for parents are to talk to their children about internet dangers, have the family computer in a common area, use filtering software, tell children about virus and privacy risks of downloading files, and bookmark child-friendly websites.
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