1. Cyber Safety
By Jacob and Hamish

2. The good and bad things about social media
The Good: ~ You can communicate with people ~You can share posts and images with your friends and family ~ You can find many funny things and there are lots of good sources of information ~It is a good way of staying in touch with relatives. ~it allows you to follow celebrities and know about there lifestyle
The Bad: ~There are a lot of people who can easily pretend to be someone they aren’t. ~ Not all of the stuff put on social media is 100% true. ~ Many people find it difficult to understand. ~it can result in people feeling self conscious + anxious because their lifestyles are not like many of the celebrities that they follow.

3. Catfish And Predators.
Many People pretend to be somebody they aren’t in order to entice younger people into doing things they wouldn’t normally do. In the two pictures below are three people either one of them could be a paedophile no matter what they look like.

4. Money Laundering
Many people can access information to your bank details or savings with very little information. You may end up With some Ugandan man telling you have won a mass of money in a prize draw, however they will then ask for your name and bank details. Once they have your bank details they can easily access a lot of your money and transfer it into their own accounts. RULE 1~ NEVER EVER GIVE GEORGE AGDGDGDGWENGO YOUR BANK DETAILS, HE IS THE UGANDAN MAN TRYING TO STEAL YOUR MONEY. RULE 2~ DO NOT REPLY TO ANY FORM OF CONTACT THAT IS ASKING YOU ABOUT YOUR MONEY OR BANK DETAILS UNLEES YOU ARE SURE IT IS YOUR BANK PROVIDER.

5. CYBER BULLYING
People can bully people in many different ways, and for teens and adolescents Cyber Bullying is a big problem. Many people act a lot different online in comparison to real life. People can make harsh comments on social media or share images you did not give consent for them to share. Anyone can suffer from cyber bullying so always be aware, if you suffer from any kind of cyber bullying report it to a parent or teacher immediately and they will try to help you.