What are the cyber rules?

Answer 1

Rules are always made to help you keep safe wherever you are, in the home, in the University or in the net. Cyber Rules will give you a few simple rules to help you keep safe while you are online. For Littlies: * Always go online with an adult. * Never tell anyone your password, don't give it to anyone (not even your best friend). * If someone writes something rude or something you don't like tell your parent or another adult you trust. For KIDS: # Ask your parents or carer before you give anyone on the internet your name or address, your 'phone number or any other personal details. This includes the name of your school, your photo or any personal information about your friends or family. # Meeting people online might be fun, but remember the people you meet online may not be who they say they are. Someone claiming to be a 12 year - old girl may be a 40 year-old man. # If you want to meet someone you have so far only met online, ask a parent or another adult to go with you and always meet in a popular public place, preferably during the day. # Keep your password a secret. # If someone writes something rude or something that makes you feel uncomfortable in chat or email, leave the chatroom and don't respond to the email. # Tell your parent or another adult you trust if you see upsetting language, nasty pictures or something scary on the internet. # Always ask a parent or adult before you fill out any forms, or give out money or credit card details. # Don't accept any offers that seem too good to be true - they probably are. YOUNG PEOPLE: @ Password secret always come first. @ Be very careful about the kind of information you put in a blog, or post to a message board - it doesn't take much to give away your identity. Adult People: ~ Always keep in mind that what you are doing and what will be your next step. ~ Mainly business sector. Tell the truth about yourself & your business polices. And company details. Always try to be honest. Be a cybersmart. Your first step will be protect your privacy.