Cybersafety

=Cybersafety= = = = = = > uncomfortable. > a parent. If they agree, be sure the meeting is in a public place and your parent is > with you. > a parent. =Also here are some sites that you can look over for more information [|**http://www.dbcde.gov.au/communications_for_consumers/funding_programs__and__support/cyber-safety_plan**]THIS website gives information about community cybersafety and how you can prevent it. __// Now that you have read over the infomation from the site provided above, you should now know a little more about cybersafety. But if you need more info click the links below //__ [|**//http://www.luzernecounty.org/county/row_offices/district_attorney/cyber_safety_for_kids_online//**] This website tells how children should react if inapprpriately approached online.= =__ Also http://www.safety-council.org/info/child/trojan.html   Another site is http://www.safemoves.org/cyber_smartz.htm   __=
 * 1) 1.Don’t give out personal information of any kind without parent’s permission.
 * 2) 2.T ell parents right away if you come across any information that makes you feel
 * 1) 3.Never agree to get together with someone you “meet” online without first letting
 * 1) Never send a picture of yourself or anything else to someone without checking
 * 1) Do not respond to any e-mail messages that are mean or make you feel uncomfortable. Tell a parent right away so they can contact the internet service provider.
 * 2) Talk to parents about setting up rules for going online. Together, decide on the time of day you can go online, the length of time you can spend there, and areas that are okay for you to visit.
 * 3) Don’t give out ANY Internet password to anyone (even your best friend) other than a parent.
 * 4) Be a good online citizen and don’t do anything that hurts other people or is against the law.