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TIPS TO PROTECT YOUR CHILDREN ON THE INTERNET

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TIPS TO PROTECT YOUR CHILDREN ON THE INTERNET

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In addition to taking into account the recommendations for each threat, you can protect the child or adolescent from these and other dangers by putting the following general tips into practice:
- Always stay close when they use the Internet, especially with the little ones.
- Establishes rules for the use of devices with access to the Internet.
- Talk to your children about the dangers of the Internet, be interested in what they do when they surf and warn them to come to you and comment on any content, message or situation that makes them uncomfortable.
- Keep the webcam always offline.
- Install a good antivirus and ad blocker in your browser.
- Set up parental control systems that automatically eliminate the most common threats.

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Whether consciously, in a chat conversation or on a social network, or unconsciously, through deception (scams, false offers, sweepstakes or gifts), your child can reveal their personal data online without realizing the danger it poses .

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It refers to the online practices of adults who try to gain the trust of minors in order to obtain images of a sexual nature, harass them and even exploit them sexually. It is closely related to child pornography and pedophilia on the Internet.

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It occurs when photographs, audios or videos of a sexual nature are sent, generally through the mobile phone.

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School bullying or bullying has spread from the school to the virtual world. The access of children and adolescents to computers, mobiles and tablets with an Internet connection facilitates attacks at any time and place and, in addition, with greater possibility of anonymity. This type of harassment is done through text messages or emails, images, videos and other offensive posts on social media.

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One of the most common dangers when a minor surfs the Internet is that he accesses material that is not appropriate for his age, be it sexual, violent or related to topics such as drugs, weapons, gambling, etc.