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teach your kids the ways of the internet especially online communities-
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poin an online community and pretend to be someone they're not these
to search for people based on age, city and gender Kids can post information about their school or
of themselves or information about their sporting events, which seems hamis Butey dont
contand that predators can piece information together to find identify and harm the Explore
e of posting personal information and make sure your teen's profile doesn't offer any unut
she really
som never be 100% certain of who theyre interacting with in online communities Some try to add
many frends as possible to their contact list-meaning people they dont really know can message the
directly
Sometimes teens post material that can be used against them later Once posted online, these mugs
are out there for the world to see People are womed now whether future employers can use such postings
against them
Ask young children what kind of content they think is appropriate to post in online communities Set some
guidelines together and stick them near the computer
Kids are often scared their internet privileges will taken away if they tell parents about anything thats
making them uncomfortable online But if you're talking about it they'll feel comfortable that you
understand Together, become familiar with the online community's safety policies and reporting
For teenagers, Martis has some simple tips
Use your site's privacy features to limit personal posts to people you trust
Dont post suggestive pictures or images that might give strangers clues about your identity. They
compromise your security and may affect how relatives, teachers, friends and acquaintances perceive you
Monitor your blog comments and delete anything you don't want people to see
Don't use your account to spread rumours or disclose personal information about others. Your actions
could have serious implications for you and even your parents.
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the basis of your reading of the above passage make notes on it in points only, using recognisable
reviations wherever necessary. Also suggest a suitable title.
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the above passage in about 80 words
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Answer 1

Answer:

too long

Explanation:

can't answer sorry

Answer 2

Answer:

How can you teach your children to use the internet safely? It’s a question I’ve been thinking about a lot, as the father of five and seven year-old sons who are already adept with parental tablets and laptops alike.

They know the internet is a magical entity capable of answering obscure questions; providing printable templates of pretty much any animal to colour in; and serving up endlessly-repeatable videos of startled cats, Stampy’s Minecraft exploits and loom band tutorials.

What they don’t know is anything about viruses, online privacy, phishing, social networking etiquette, and any other internet safety and/or security issue you can think of.