Staying safe on the internet
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This document provides tips for staying safe on social media. It advises not giving out personal information without parental permission, not posting photos without permission, not sharing passwords with anyone except parents, and never agreeing to meet someone online without parental involvement and supervision. It also warns about the permanence of online posts and comments, and advises telling parents if any inappropriate content is seen.
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- 1. Staying Safe on the Internet How to use Social Media safely
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- 4. Social media is all around us and knowing how to use it safely is important. Unfortunately there are some bad people who use social media to try to hurt others. Safety Concerns Photo used under Creative Commons from coofdy
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- 9. Never agree to meet someone you met online without checking with parents first. If your parents agree, they need to go with you. Meeting Someone Meeting people online can be very dangerous and unsafe. Photo used under Creative Commons from Delas…
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