Safety & Privacy

 

Overview

1.1 Privacy, safety, data

1.2 Digital footprint

1.3 Phishing, scams, hacking

1.4 Passwords, usernames, profiles

1.5 Sexting, revenge porn

1.6 Search engines

Overview

When using your smartphone or the internet, safety and privacy are the most important areas to learn and be mindful of. Just like in real life, you wouldn’t talk to strangers or share personal things with someone you don’t know. It’s exactly the same online. There are people you don’t know on the internet, and some websites or apps might ask for information like your name or location. Keeping this information private helps protect you from people who might not have good intentions.

Staying safe online also means being careful about who you talk to and what you share. Some people might pretend to be someone they’re not, so it’s important to only connect with friends and family that you know in real life. By keeping your personal stuff private and being smart about who you talk to, you can enjoy using your phone and the internet safely.

 

Privacy, safety, data

Online privacy means keeping your personal information safe when you're using the internet. Whether you're playing games, watching videos, chatting with friends, or doing schoolwork, keeping your personal information private is an absolute must.

Imagine it like leaving your front door open all day. Anyone could walk in, look around, or even take your stuff. That’s what it’s like when you don’t protect your online privacy.

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