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· Be careful of what you put online. With the power of cloud computing and enormous storage devices, search engines and social media channels are storing tons of information about you, and are they readily available online.
· Be careful of what you write or post online because deleting an 'inappropriate picture' from your social media page like Facebook doesn't mean that the picture will not be found when searched. The social media channels have ultimate power to retain materials posted, and search engines can trace almost anything posted online.
· Creating an online account and posting resumés on job sites like Dice, Indeed, Simplyhired, Beyond, TheLadders, Monster etc. exposes your online presence (your resume) to many recruiters and makes your resumé easily searchable. An online resume should include relevant industry standard 'keywords' to make it searchable.
· Be consistent with your online presence information: be consistent with your experience, education or information your post on different channels, because that can easily bite you. Remember your online presence is a public entity——people can access it anytime——and misrepresenting your experience, education or simply being inconsistent can damage your online credibility. Do frequently "Google" yourself to see your online presence, you might be surprise with the outcome.
· Do not use inappropriate images or party pictures as your LinkedIn profile photo or on your portfolio, becaus.
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- 3. What is it?
- 4. - Gain trust from the child. - Obtain intimate and personal data. - To threaten and blackmail. Process of ‘befriending’ a young person online to facilitate online sexual contact and/or a physical meeting with them with the goal of committing sexual abuse. Main goals:
- 6. Distorted Attachment: Romantic and consenting relationship. This offender reveals his identity. He becomes friendly before meeting. At least three distinct types of groomer exist: Distorted Attachment, Adaptable Offender and Hyper-Sexual. Types:
- 7. Adaptable Offender: Uses many identities and adapts his style. This offender may use indecent images. His objective is not always meeting. At least three distinct types of groomer exist: Distorted Attachment, Adaptable Offender and Hyper-Sexual. Types:
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- 10. - Use various social networks. - With knowledge they establish closeness. - Friendship is cultivated and build up an intimate relationship - The more intense the dialogue becomes, the more the perpetrators gain the trust of the victim. Process of cybergrooming: Steps:
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- 13. - Talk about photos and videos. - Ask about online experiences. - Act on suspicion. "Educate your child that a photo can be misused." Tips: Haga clic para agregar texto Haga clic para agregar texto
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