🛡️ What Would You Do?

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A stranger online asks for your home address.

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Digital Safety

Beginner

Staying safe online is just as important as staying safe in real life! A few simple habits can help protect you and your information.

Staying safe online:

•Use strong passwords — long, and never shared with anyone except a trusted adult
•Protect personal information — don't share your address, school, or phone number with strangers
•Only visit safe websites — ones a trusted adult knows and approves of
•Talk to a trusted adult — if something online feels confusing, scary, or wrong
•Be kind online — treat others the way you'd want to be treated

📝 Example:A scam tries to trick you into giving away money or information. Phishing is a type of scam where a message pretends to be from someone you trust (like a game or a friend) to trick you into clicking a bad link or sharing a password.

⚡ Fun Fact:Trusted adults can help you tell the difference between a safe website and a risky one — it's always okay to ask before you click!

💡 Tip:Never download files, games, or apps without checking with a trusted adult first — some downloads can carry harmful software.