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Parents: teach your children how to properly and safely use the internet:
| REMEMBER TO STAY CYBER SMART! There's some great stuff on the Net, but some bad stuff too. It's important to be careful when using the Internet and remember these SMART rules. | |
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Keep your personal details Secret. Never use your parent's credit card without their permission, and never give away your name, address, or passwords - it's like handing out the keys to your home! |
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Never Meet someone you have contacted in Cyberspace without your parent's or caregiver's permission, and then only when they can be present. |
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Don't Accept e-mails, open attachments or download files from people or organizations you don't really know or trust - they may contain viruses or nasty messages. |
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Remember that someone online may not be who they say they are. If you feel uncomfortable or worried in a chat room simply get out of there! |
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Tell your parent or caregiver if someone or something makes you feel uncomfortable or worr |