1. ThinkB4uClick A Smart Guide to Internet Safety

2. Dumb Ideas Stay off the Internet Don’t have a Facebook page Never use Twitter Don’t e-mail Never post a picture on anything Stay out of ALL chat rooms Avoid YouTube at all costs

3. Tools You Can Use Privacy settings Security tools Trusted sites only Hard to guess passwords – Idea: Make a sentence, use the first letters I hope I graduate from school in 2013 = IhIgfsi13 Practice good DIGITAL HYGIENE

4. DTUI Driving drunk or on drugs = DUI DTUI- Digital Technology Under the Influence Never use digital technology when – Angry – Really tired – Tipsy – Being influenced by goofy friends

5. Why Not?! It can hurt someone’s feelings Ruin their reputation Open them up for cyberbullying Ruin your reputation Cost you friends Cost you a job Cost you your freedom

6. Personally Identifiable Information (PII) – Can be tracked back to you – Can be used to identify you specifically Generic – Removes all PII – Leaves only facts: age, gender, reading level Profile – Tied to online identity Privacy Settings

7. Security Cell phones – Password protect them – Ask about call/text blocking – Don’t answer if you don’t recognize – Report immediately if lost Spyware – Keep a program running to protect yourself Settings – Look for them, explore them, use them

8. Security 2.0 Passwords – Keep them easy to remember – Make them hard to guess – Do not give them out – Change them if you have a fight or breakup – Do not let people manipulate you You can trust me…. If you loved me, you would…

9. Facebook Keep your password secure Log off EVERY TIME Don’t post anything you would not want your parents, police, or a creeper to see Think first about who will see it Think about later – College admissions – Job recruiters

10. Cell Phones Password protect your phone Information that can be read from your phone – Your name – Your address – Your friends numbers – Your parents numbers – Your pictures and all their pictures – Your text messages

11. Cybercrime Identity theft Threats of bodily harm Cyberstalking Cyberbullying Fraud Scams Craigslist

12. Cyberbullying When a minor is threatened, harassed, humiliated, or embarrassed by another minor using Internet, interactive technologies, or cell phones Not a one time deal Does not involve adults May not be taken seriously since it happens online- REPORT IT!

13. Cyberbullying 2.0 Can lead to – Fights – Suicides – Murder How to deal with it – Tell them to stop – Save all messages, electronic copies especially – Find ISP address of offender – Call police

14. Cyberstalking & Cyberharassment Most often involves adults Usually used by chickens – Revenge – Fear – Jealousy – Bigotry – Entertainment

15. Cyberstalking & Cyberharassment Uses digital technology to torment, harass, annoy, or set victims up for abuse by a third party Increases as prices go down and availability goes up Is punishable by same laws that govern stalking, harassment, and threatening

16. Distracted Driving Texting blamed in Chilton County I-65 deaths of woman, baby Published: Saturday, August 27, 2011, 10:00 AM Updated: Saturday, August 27, 2011, 10:25 AM Not just texting- eating, make-up, GPS, music Keep 2 eyes on the road 2 hands on the wheel Can’t resist? – Put your phone in the trunk

17. Sexting Sending nude or sexually suggestive pictures of yourself or others using digital technology Most think it is no big deal Most people share these pics Think of your mom or your younger sibs seeing it on Facebook Carries child pornography charges If convicted, you register as a sex offender

18. What to Do? UzUr Head B-Y’s ThinkB4uClick