1. How to keep your children safe online

2. There is no magic bullet…
Talk to them and find out what they do online, for some it may be obvious but there is nothing worse than not knowing!

4. Topics – what they could face online

5. What they need to protect
Digital footprint
Reputation – employers are increasingly looking at social media profiles

6. New terms
Virtual mobbing or dog-piling: encouraging social media users to harass individuals.
Doxxing: publishing personal information such as home address or bank details.
Trolling: inciting hatred by posting abusive or inflammatory messages.
Baiting: humiliating someone by accusing them of being sexually promiscuous.
Sexting: sending sexually explicit messages, usually from one phone user to another.
Cyberstalking: threatening behaviour or unwanted approaches.
Spamming: directing vast quantities of unwanted messages at a victim.
Flaming: subjecting users to abuse often in live chat forums.

7. Advice http://www.childnet.com/parents-and-carers
safe/online-safety/

8. Privacy settings
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