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-Cyber bullying starts easily.

-Cyber bully victims are targeted at anytime, and anywhere.

-Girls are more likely to be targeted or bullied online

http://www.netsmartz.org/Cyberbullying

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-Happens by email, group chats, social networking, text messaging, etc.

-Some examples of cyber abuse are:

*harassment

*spreading rumors

*stalking

*exclusion

-Why do people cyber bully?

*their friends do it

*they want to act cool

*they are bullies

*want attention

http://nobullying.com/what-is-cyberbullying/

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-Youth suicide continued for a public health concern

-Common suicides happen in the 10-19 year age group

-20% of people were having serious suicidal thoughts.

-Cyber bully victims are more likely to commit suicide than people who haven't experienced cyber bully

-Cyber bully has gained attention and awareness in the past years

-From one middle school, 30% of students were experiencing cyber bullying in the past 30 days

-People who have experienced cyber bullying have reported a lower self-esteem than the ones who haven't experienced it

http://www.cyberbullying.us/cyberbullying_and_self_esteem_research_fact_sheet.pdf

http://ilookbothways.com/?s=cyberbullying

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-The most common cyberbullying occurs on the cell phone

-Teens say it is a serious and severe problem

-Only 1 to 10 students will tell a trusted adult when being bullied

http://www.myinterestingfacts.com/cyber-bullying-facts/

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-More than 50% of cyber bully victims admit that they have been harmed by bullying

-Victims of cyber bullying are more likely to consider suicide

https://www.dosomething.org/facts/11-facts-about-cyber-bullying

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-Young people think that t's easier too get away with bullying online than it is in person

-70& of students say that bullying online is common

http://www.crisistextline.org/11-facts-about-cyber-bullying/

----------------------------------------------------90%%of students/teens that have social media have ignored online bullying

-More than 40% of students have experienced cyberbullying

http://nobullying.com/cyber-bullying-facts/

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*58% of 12 year olds have cell phones

*cyber bullying can happen at any time with cell phones

http://www.netsmartz.org/CellPhones

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*Do not send texts or capture pictures or video on your cell phone that you wouldn't feel comfortable sharing with your parents

*only give your number out to people you know or trust

*always have a pass code on your cell phone for safety purposes

*Dont send texts or capture pictures or video on your cell phone that you wouldn't feel comfortable sharing with your parents/family/friends

*NEVER TEXT AND DRIVE, it can wait its not worth risking your life

*schools can take your cell phone when they reasonable suspicion

*ANYTHING you do on your cell phone can be looked back on with digital evidence

*Don't respond to text messages from numbers and people you don't know.

* having a cell phone is a privilege

* Many schools have sabotaged students futures because of social media and what not ( admission into college, scholarships, job opportunities, legal problems and costs, criminal prosecution, being placed on sex offender registries) because they have misused computers or cell phones. It is NOT worth it

*make sure you know how to block certain individuals if you would get something inappropriate

*ANYTHING YOU DO ON THE INTERNET STAYS ON THE INTERNET

http://www.cyberbullying.us/Top_Ten_Teen_Tips_Cell_Phones.pdf

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*if your on a chatting website make sure you are only talking to people you know, just to be safe

*always consider who you are chatting with and what you are sharing with them

*If someone ever asks you to do or say anything on camera that makes you feel uncomfortable then just say no and tell an adult that you trust.

*everything stays on the internet

*Always make sure you end a video chat when finished and log out of the site or service

*being safe on the internet is very important, take it seriously

*This can help prevent anyone from accessing your account or webcam without you knowing.

http://www.childnet.com/ufiles/Video-chat-and-webcams1.pdf

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- When you don't know if a game is safe you can check the rating and content on www.esrb.org

- Never give out personal info online

- Report any cyber bullies or predators online

- A lot of games are designed manly with the thought of having a grown-up audience, which is why many parents use parental controls to monitor and make sure there kids are playing safe games

- Parental controls may include

* Rating Restrictions

* Internet Access * Time Limits * Profiles * Purchase Restrictions

- When buying a game online you should know what your dealing with before you decide to buy it

- Also when buying a game online you should look for the terms, refund polices, and dates

http://www.onguardonline.gov/topics/be-smart-online

- 97% of only teens 12-17 play

* Computer * Web * Portable * Consol Games

-27% of them play with someone they just meet online

- If you are playing with someone that is bullying or being rude just don't play with them

- Check with a parent or adult before putting in any credit card or debit information on your account

- Never arrange to meet someone that you meet online outside of the gaming world

- Just because someone online says for example they are a 12 year old boy, and they even sound young doesn't mean they are

- If they are using a mic it could be a voice changer

- Some consoles have setting so you can only hear your friends talking

http://www.netsmartz.org/Gaming

- Make sure your username doesn't reveal anything about your identity

- Keep your online posts and conversations positive

http://www.kidsmart.org.uk/games/

- Don't trust everyone online

- People can easily lie about who they are online

- Even if you have online friends that you have known for a long time online, but you don't know them in person, they are still strangers

- Always be careful about what you say online so you don't give any personal information out to others

http://www.kidsmart.org.uk/beingsmart/

- Some adults use online games to talk to young people inappropriately, so be on guard to stay away from those people

- If you encounter someone like this tell a trusted adult or parent right away

- Always make sure you review the terms, dates, licences, and that it looks like an official game before downloading it because if not it could be a illegal download

http://www.kidsmart.org.uk/netnasties/

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1. don't click on links sent to you by unknown users, so you don't get your identity stolen

2.delete email and check your bank accounts to make sure nothing is wrong.

3.signs maybe getting bills for things you never payed for, have to pay taxes twice or 3 times.

4. 3 places to contact if your identity is stolen equifax, experian , trans union

5. they will search your name and see if any thing is wrong

6. they set up alerts for problems for 90 days

7. stealing identity can be as easy as taking some ones social security number and then using it for things

8. Never use your social security number as a password.

http://www.onguardonline.gov/media/game-0005-id-theft-faceoff

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9.always log off to avoid being hacked.

10.never but your personal information on social net working.

http://www.kidsmart.org.uk/netnasties/identity.aspx

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11.shopping online can lead to identity theft

12.pop ups and spam can contribute to identity theft

13.make things look like an regular download but is a way to let in hackers

14.hackers will max out bank accounts and give a person bad credit

15.people will impersonate the bank to get information to steal your identity

16.a lock sign on a website name means that its secure.

17. over 9 million people have there identity stolen last year.

18.make sure you have firewalls and anti virus installed

19.identity theft can cause people not to take loans or pay bills until they get there identity

20. people can use malware to collect information from the computer without the owners knowlege

http://www.netsmartz.org/IdentityTheft