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Kids feel safe online because they are at home, but the internet poses dangers like inappropriate sites, predators, and cyberbullying. The document recommends that kids avoid giving out personal information, accepting strangers' friend requests, or meeting strangers in person. It also defines cyberbullying and emphasizes the importance of internet safety and supervision for children.
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