 Make sure you are near an adult so that you can ask questions and report anything suspicious.

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 Make sure you are near an adult so that you can ask questions and report anything suspicious.

 Never share your name, address, phone number, age, or school. Never send your picture to a stranger online.  Keep your password private and create a password that isn’t obvious. Combine uppercase and lowercase letters and numbers.  Keep other’s information private as well. That includes your parents’ workplace, credit card numbers, addresses, or s.

 Don’t enter contests or clubs without adult permission.

 If someone asks to meet you somewhere, to talk on the phone, or asks for your picture, tell an adult immediately.

 Never do anything that could hurt someone or make them feel threatened. Never copy anything without permission. Never use other people’s passwords.