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Technology Safety

In today's digital age, understanding internet safety is crucial for navigating the potential dangers of social networks, online gaming, and other online interactions. Key risks include cyberbullying, sexting, and exposure to pornography, all of which can have severe impacts on mental health and legal repercussions. Children and teens are particularly vulnerable to online predators and privacy violations. This guide offers essential tips for maintaining online safety, including using privacy settings, being cautious with personal information, and recognizing the risks of texting while driving. Stay informed and protect yourself online.

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Technology Safety

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  1. Technology Safety Internet Safety 101

  2. Potential Dangers • Social Networks • Online Gaming • Sexting • Pornography • Texting & Driving

  3. Dangers of the Social Web • Cyber bullying • Privacy • Fake Profiles • Predators • Addictive

  4. Cyber Bullying • Using electronic devices like cell phones, computers, and gaming systems to bully someone • Many experts believe cyber bullying is much worse than direct bullying

  5. Online Tips • Use privacy settings to limit viewers • Remember that viewers can forward your info • Online info cannot be taken back

  6. Online Gaming Dangers • Violence • Sexual Content • Predators • Cyber Bullying • Privacy • Addiction

  7. Sexting • Using cell phones to send nude or provocative photos • Such images of minors equates to child pornography, which is a felony • May have to register as a sex offender

  8. Pornography • Negatively impacts mental/emotional health of children • Sexual “mis-education” • Diminishes sexual satisfaction • Leaves images imprinted in brain • Desensitizes the viewer to sexual activity

  9. Texting and Driving • It is against the law! • Can result in fatal car accidents • It is distracting to the driver

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