Kristen W Safety&Ethics Project
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The document discusses several topics related to safety and ethics when using computers and the internet. It defines piracy and plagiarism as illegal acts and warns against sharing passwords or talking to unknown people online. It also defines and explains looping, spamming, flaming, viruses, Trojan horses, and types of personal information. The document concludes by stating that the internet can be used for both good and bad and one must be careful of what they post online.
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