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Cyber Crime awareness for parents/guardians |
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Tips for parents and guardiansThe internet lets children connect with friends and learn new things. But there are also dangers to going online, and children can be particularly vulnerable. Talking to your child is one of the best ways to keep them safe online. By understanding the risks and keeping yourself up-to-date on the latest technology, websites and social networks you can help your child enjoy the internet safely and securely. To help protect your children online: keep computers and games consoles in family rooms where you can monitor activity install parental control software or activate parental controls through your Internet Service Provider (ISP) to prevent access to inappropriate content ‘friend’ or ‘follow’ your child on social networks, so you can see how they're using them check age restrictions for websites or social networks to make sure your children are allowed to join advise your child not to post personal information or any images they wouldn’t want everyone to see check their social media accounts’ privacy settings, so their posts are only seen by friends and their location isn’t tracked avoid using webcams unless talking to close friends or family, and consider covering it when not in use monitor how your children use the internet and watch for any secretive behaviour encourage your child to be open about what they do online and who they’re talking to insist you go with them if they wish to meet online friends ensure the games your children play online are age appropriate | ||
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