Personal Safety Online There are many dangers youth face while online, such as: Predators – strangers who may cause harm Cyber bullies Inappropriate websites.

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Personal Safety Online There are many dangers youth face while online, such as: Predators – strangers who may cause harm Cyber bullies Inappropriate websites and material And some that parents also face, such as: Identity Theft Monetary theft

Predators Those who use Cyberspace to hunt for victims to take advantage of them. The Facts: There are predators online They use tools like chatrooms, Instant messaging, etc. to get close to kids. Sometimes a victim is a willing participant – and chooses to talk to a stranger.

Cyber Bullying Sending or posting harmful or cruel text or images using the Internet or other digital media source. The Facts: The Internet is a tool used to bully People feel removed from what they say online – they feel anonymous. Unexpected participants – anyone can join in. 1 in 5 youth will be faced with a hurtful or mean message while online.

Identity Theft The Facts: Posting personal information online makes it available for others to steal. With your personal information, someone can pretend to be you – use your credit card or bank account to buy things that you don’t know about. Personal information can also be stolen from you if you respond to s from strangers.

A Little Prevention… Prepare yourself - Many online problems can be avoided or dealt with safely. Keep in mind the 4 R’s RECOGNIZE REFUSE RESPOND REPORT