This document provides tips for internet safety and security. It advises that anything posted online will last forever and can be searched by future generations. Personal information like phone numbers or emails should not be posted as it leaves you vulnerable to cyber bullying. You should be wary of accepting calls or messages from unknown people and ensure your devices and passwords are secure to prevent hacking. Regularly checking your email and computer for viruses and malware is also recommended.

2. • The internet is
forever
• Do not post personal
information
• Smartphone safety
• Hacking advices

3. • If you post anything on
the internet even your
grandchilds will be able
to search for it.
• Everything that is on the
internet will last forever!
• You must be careful and
decide what you want to
upload using your head.

4. • Do not post personal
information such as
phone numbers or
email addresses on
the internet.
• This leaves you
unprotected against
cyber bullies.

5. • Do not accept
phonecalls from
unknown people.
• Either messages!

6. • No matter how safety
is something, there
still are chances to be
hacked.
• Once you’ve been
hacked, there are
some advices you can
follow to escape from
the hack.

7. • This one must be
more secure than
the hacked one.
• There are some
websites that can
determinate the
strenght level of
your password.

8. • Go and check if you
are able to use this.
• This consists of a
secondary question
which you can
increase your
security with.

9. • Go and check your
email to know if you
have some spam or
phishing links.
• You must download
an antivirus if this
happens.

10. • If you are having a virus
inside your computer, go
and make a backing to
your files.
• Perhaps you can lose
them.
• Keep them into an
external hard drive to
not lose them!

12. • With the latest
patches, and use a
less-targeted
browser such as
Chrome or Firefox.

13. • If your login
credentials are ever
grabbed by a hacker,
the attacker will
have inadvertently
gained access to
your entire digital
world.

14. • We live in a digital
age in which we can
download just about
anything we want to
watch, listen to or
use… and have
access to it almost
immediately.

15. • Internet is not a
world of care bears!
You received a gift,
an invitation, found
a USB stick or are
asked to perform a
specific action to
your computer.