Rachael Vanneste Marina Okray

 The right to not belief in all topics stated on the internet.

 The right to keep yourself and others safe on the internet.

 The right to not meet up of agree to meet some one that you met on the internet.

 The right to keep your computer and other digital devices safe and private.

 The right to speak kindly and to offer rules for electronic users.

 The right to have responsibility for all of your actions taken out or into the internet.

 You have the right to only say thing you would say to the persons face on the internet.

 You have the right to make sure your parents know what websites you are on.

 You have the right to respect other peoples privacy on the internet.

 You have the right to know where you are on the internet.