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Below is a guide by the children's charity NCH Action for Children to help keep your kids safe while they're online. Talk them through with your child and not just the young ones; even the teenagers need to be reminded of online security.
- Never tell anyone you meet on the internet your home address, your telephone number or your school's name, unless a parent or carer specifically gives you permission
- Never send anyone your picture, credit card or bank details, or anything else without first checking your parent or carer
- Never give your password to anyone, not even your best friend.
- Never arrange to meet anyone in person without first agreeing it with your parent or carer, and get them to come along to the first meeting, which should always be in a public place.
- Never hang around in a chat room or in a conference if someone says or writes something which make you feel uncomfortable or worried, and always report it to your parent or carer
- Never respond to nasty, suggestive or rude e-mails or postings in usenet groups
- Always tell your parent or carer if you see bad language or distasteful pictures whilst you are online
- Always be yourself and do not pretend to be anyone or anything you are not
- Always remember - if someone make you an offer which seems too good to be true, it probably is
You can print this page and pin it up by the computer.
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Author: Ann Brady
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2001
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