ICT Tahera Syeda
Make sure you know who you are talking to If you have made friends with someone you don’t know, tell your parents whether they know them or not Always remember people can lie and pretend to be someone when their not Remember don’t talk to them unless they tell you who they are
Cyber-bullying is the use of the internet and related technologies to harm other people, in a deliberate, repeated, and in a bad manner. As it has become more common in society, particularly among young people, they end up having to tolerate it. Cyber-bullying has always been defined as "when the Internet, cell phones, other devices are used to send, post text, images intended to hurt or embarrass another person“.
Your personal information is password, school address, name/surname, address and other info. Do not tell them who you are, you use your nickname, that your friends know who you are and your parents Always use a pretend info to fake where you live or your name and that will make them think longer
1. Treat your password like your toothbrush, (keep it to yourself) 2. Don’t give out your personal information 3. Block someone who is bullying you or report 4. Don’t reply to a person texting you horrible messages 5. Always respect elders on internet 6. Check whether your personal info is not on public 7. Think before you send messages 8. Look out for your friends-whether they are at risk 9. Tell your parent whether you are worried or someone is making you fell uncomfortable
It's important to know how to stay safe when you're using the internet. You should never give out any personal information when you're online, no matter who you think you're talking to. When your safe online, it is safer to be on internet
To keep safe online is that to make sure you know who you are talking to Tell your parents whether they know the person talking to you Another way of keeping safe is your personal info, to take care of not mentioning it to them Don’t reply messages that are bad text told to you