1. What do you see??

2. Vocabulary to understand
Predator--Uses lies, secrecy, and stealth to get close enough to someone to harm them
Prey--The victim
Grooming--A way of gaining someone’s trust so they can harm you

3. STAYING SAFE ONLINE Guard Your Information Address Phone number School
City
Sports teams
Parent’s workplace
Passwords
Stress dealing with problems before they are problems, getting ahead of the game. All items listed could be used by a stranger wishing to find a child.

4. What
Does
YOUR
Screen Name
??????
YOU
Say
About

5. Use a screen name WITHOUT personal information about YOU!
A KEY i-SAFE ONLINE TIP
Use a screen name WITHOUT personal information about YOU!
What is wrong with this screen name ???
Jessiegirl14

6. Soccer girl video

7. Friend or Foe? STAYING SAFE ONLINE Seeing is not believing
Never schedule offline meeting with “online only” friends
Tell your parents if anyone tries to meet with you offline
15-year-old girl on Facebook
Recent examples: Man in UK created 8 different fake Facebook profiles to groom “up to 1,000 kids”; NAMBLA pages found on Facebook; in sextortion cases kids are tricked into revealing themselves in some way, and then the person uses the digital content to blackmail them into other things; in other cases the kids are tricked into doing things for other reasons, such as believing someone hacked into their Facebook profile or can get them into trouble somehow.

8. How does a predator trick you into believing he or she is your friend?
S.I.T.S.
SIMILAR INTERESTS
TRUST
SECRECY

9. DANGER! An Online Predator Will LIE To You To Gain Your TRUST!
A predator may tell you he or she loves you.
A predator might tell you he or she will
treat you better than your family does.
A predator might tell you he or she will buy things for you.

10. But don’t be fooled! These are just LIES!
LET’S RECAP!
A Predator will groom you by:
Pretending to like the same things.
Pretending to share your interests.
Telling you they truly care about you.
Always taking your side.
Becoming your new BEST friend.
But don’t be fooled! These are just LIES!

11. The FBI has a special task force to find Internet predators.
1 in 5 U.S. teenagers say they have received an unwanted sexual solicitation online.
Victims are typically in their early to mid teens.
BOTH GIRLS and BOYS ARE TARGETS!
That makes YOU at RISK!

12. I will groom you

13. Communicate STAYING SAFE ONLINE Don’t bottle it up Ok to ask questions
Stay away from “adults only” sections of the Internet
Tell your parents about anything that makes you feel uncomfortable
Much of the harm done to children could have been prevented if the kids just told a parent or authority figure

14. Time and a Place STAYING SAFE ONLINE
Carefully consider whether to use geolocation on social networks/games
Never check in at school, church, or any place you visit regularly
Check privacy settings
Ask parents for permission before using any geolocation
Geolocation apps often broadcast a child’s location to a potentially wide network of people, depending on how careful the child has been with their privacy settings

15. Privacy? On the Web? STAYING SAFE ONLINE All media is permanent
All information is available
If you don’t want people to know about it, don’t do it, and especially don’t do it online
Glass house symbol for everything you do being visible: being on the Internet is like living in a glass house

16. Don’t share things you don’t want everyone to see