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I tell the kids to not click on pop ups, don’t talk to people they don’t know & don’t give out personal info. Plus I watch what they do online.
We have computer software,my son is only allowed on certain sites, he uses my email address and my daughter is not allowed on the internet until she is 13 other than at school.
I monitor what they do and they are not allowed to talk to anyone they don’t know, even if that person says they know them.
Parental controls and we are always in the room with her.
never give out personal info
I like the cyber bullying video
I like the cyber bullying video!
I will monitor what they do, who they talk to and have access to all of their accounts! Thanks for the giveaway!
I have warned my girl of the dangers of talking to people she doesn’t know on the internet!
Favorite video is “privacy”
I tell my kids to never share personal information online and monitor their web surfing
I supervise their internet use and show them how I surf the net in positive ways.
We supervise what they are doing and have a block on certain websites,
We keep our computer in a common room so nobody goes to any site that everyone in the family can’t see.
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They are told never to download anything and if something pops up that they don’t recognize to come find me. I also monitor the content that they view.
I like the pop ups and spam video!
always have the monitor positioned so you can see it if you walk by.
The computer is in a family area so we can monitor easier.
Internet times need to be limited. Really, it is great to have children stay busy with activities that keep them off the computer and leading active lives
I like the pop ups and spam video!
I will monitor what sites they are able to view, and have access to their accounts !
THe video I like is the one about Cyberbullying
I like the comic/video Inappropriate Content.
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Use filters & keep the computer in a public area of the house.
My kids are young enough that they never get on the internet alone. Maybe, that’s the best tip.
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We filter the internet, the computer is in a common area with no doors and we have list os sites that they are allowed on
I think an important one kid’s should know about is the cyber bulling video.
i like the cyberbullying video
i tell my kids not to talk to people they don’t know on the net. only talk to family and friends. and tell them to NEVER give out an personal information.
fav video is the inappropriate content one.
I think it is so so so important to have the computer in the living room and to have filters in place and to double check the history and do not allow them to clear the history.
I always check the history and tell them never to give out any information about themselves!
Cyberbullying is favorite
Check their internet history.
My oldest grandson is now six so when he spends time on my computer I’m always present. As he gets older he will be restricted in what pages he may access.
He’s young so we are always in the room together and he. Knows if he hears bad words on YouTube he. Has to turn video off
well, we use filters and taught them to never give any information about themselves
My favorite video is the one on inappropriate content.
We have set tabs that they are allowed to use and we supervise them while they are using them too.
We monitor what they are searching and don’t leave them alone.
pop up scams
doesn’t surf the web I do for him
we had software that blocked certain sites using key words
Talk to your kids frequently of the dangers and supervise their computer time.
I like the Privacy video
Don’t give out personal information to strangers, don’t click on any links you don’t know. Monitor their usage and filter out certain websites
While I think the privacy with Dustin Sieber is funny; the pop ups and spam is one we don’t always think to talk about. Adults sometimes make this mistake too.
My grand kids have a specific login that they can get on with where their mom has to approve all the sites and downloads. There are many applications out there now to password protect your children. Make sure that the communication about being safe is open. Sometimes it is a good idea to come up with a contract for both of you.
Privacy
I have an ad-blocker installed and have tried to teach them not to click on random links.
She uses her computer in the kitchen or on my desk in full view of me. We discuss what she surfs and what we don’t want her too.