Articles addressing cyber safety and security aimed at children to help them navigate the digital world.
Cyberbullying is when someone tries to harm, intimidate or humiliate you online. It can happen through social media, messaging apps, or online games. Cyberbullying can be hurtful and scary but there are ways to protect yourself and always remember to seek help.
Data is the information you put online, such as photos, videos, or posts. It's important to be careful with what you share, who you share it with, and what websites you use. Always think before you post, and keep your personal information safe.
Behaving online means treating people how you want to be treated. Don't bully, be respectful, and don't share personal information. Think before you post or comment.
Be careful when you add online friends. Not all people are what they seem to be. Bad people always sound nice, help you, and buy you online gifts. Avoid adding online people that you don't know in real life because it can lead to cyberstalking, grooming, identity theft, online bullying, and potential physical harm.
Phishing is when someone tries to trick you into giving them your personal information online. Always be careful and ask an adult for help if you are unsure.
Not sharing personal information online helps to protect you against cyberbullying, online thieves, scams and spams.
It's important to talk to a trusted adult if anything online makes you feel uncomfortable, scared, or unsure. They can help you with any issues you may have and guide you to stay safe online.
