Social networks can benefit children but also pose risks to their safety and privacy. While social media allows connection, it also enables anonymity which can foster cyberbullying and impersonation. To protect children, parents and teachers should educate youth on safe online practices like avoiding sharing private information, only interacting with known contacts, and reporting suspicious behavior. Overall social networks require awareness of both opportunities and threats to child well-being.

1. SOCIAL NETWORK
SECURITY FOR CHILDREN
by UniversalTeachers

2. How popular are these networks
with children?

4. Are there any good aspects about
this?
• The short answer would be “yes”, but we need examples.
• Social networks have a huge potential to benefit their users, regardless of
age.

7. On the other hand…
•The Internet is not safe.
•Many threats may appear
and we need to be
protected.

10. From a more serious point of view, just take a look at the many people whose
naked pictures have been leaked for everyone to search. hat it’s no longer a
laughing matter.

11. Anonymity, the biggest threat of all
•Anonymity can be incredibly dangerous
for others.
•And there are websites that foster this
anonymity.

12. There are too many posts like this.
Cyber-bullying is way too easy with
this websites.

13. And what about manipulation and
impersonation?
• There is also the possibility of talking to someone you think you
know well, but then they are someone different entirely.
• We’ve all heard of situation like this.

15. Ways of protecting yourself
•There are ways of protecting yourself from these risks,
here are some of them:

16. • Don’t trust any ads online, and always ask your family before making a
decision.

17. Be aware of who you
follow and who you
allow to follow you.

18. •Don’t share things that are too private for the Internet.
•Don’t be afraid to block people when they are harassing
or spamming you.
•And in a worst-case scenario, tell your parents and report
them to the authorities.

19. THANKYOU
and see you online ;)