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E-Safety
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Mind map of how to stay safe online.
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computing
year 7
Mind Map by
Melody Narouei
, updated more than 1 year ago
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Melody Narouei
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E-Safety
Never share personal info.
Always tell an adult if you feel uncomfortable online
Never tell anyone your password
People might hack your account
Never ignore the situation.
If you see a friend is getting cyber-bullied, tell someone
It's better to stay safe than be sorry
Don't trust people you don't know
Don't click on links that are too good to be true
Don't reveal too much information when chatting online
You never know who's behind the computer screen.
It could be a catfish
Don't meet with people you don't know in real life.
People can cyber-bully you
Tell a trusted adult
You aren't fully safe online
You don't know who's viewing your profile
Anyone can access your profile
Some hackers can hack your device and pretend to be you
If someone finds out your password, change it
Pictures you post never disappear, even if you delete them
Never accept friend requests that you don't know
Don't post thing that you'll regret later on
Always be kind
Turn off 'location tracker'
block and report people who are mean to you
Make sure your password is hard to guess
We are all responsible to make the internet safe
Think before you say things online
If you say something mean, it could hurt someone's feelings
Don't bully people
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