Being safe online
It's important to be a good digital citizen and behave online just as you do in the rest of your life.
The internet is part of our everyday lives and is a fantastic place to learn, connect with others and have fun. When you have a good understanding of what the internet can do, you are able to take steps to keep yourself safe from cyberbullies and other unwanted contact that makes you feel unsafe or upset.
The internet has great benefits but things can go wrong, so you need to understand the risks and have the skills to protect yourself when you are online.
Build your skills to get the most out of your time online.
- Get tips for respectful behaviour online
- Learn about privacy, your rights and the law
- Find out about gaming and gambling online
- Find help and support to keep you safe online
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