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roofread your messages 
Beware of certain topics 
Don't post anything that is very privat

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Definition:
Stranger danger is the idea or warning that all strangers can potentially be dangerous to children and adults. It is an example of a moral panic that people experience regarding anyone that they are unfamiliar with society. The phrase stranger danger is intended to sum up the danger associated with adults whom adults or children do not know. The phrase has found widespread usage and many children will hear it during their childhood lives. Many books, films and public service announcements have been devoted to helping children remember this advice. The concept has been criticized for ignoring that most child abductions and harm result not from strangers, but rather from someone the child knows.
How to avoid it?:
·         Don’t talk to strangers.

·         Don’t take anything from strangers.

·         Don’t go anywhere with someone you don’t know.

·         Stay more than an arm’s reach from strangers.  If you are approached by a stranger, seek help immediately.

·         Trust your instincts, if you feel you are being followed or something is not right, seek help immediately.

·         Use the buddy system, avoid walking anywhere alone.

·         Review contact telephone numbers and home safety practices.

·         When seeking help, always go to a trusted adult – teacher, coach, police officer, other parent, or older siblings.

·         If a stranger grabs you, do everything you can to stop him or her from pulling you away.  Drop to the ground, kick, hit, bite, and scream.  Do whatever it takes to attract the attention of others who can help you.  If someone is dragging you away, scream, “this is not my dad,” or “this is not my mom.”

·         Report any suspicious activity to your local school and police department.

What to do if has already happened?:
-To call the police

-Stop talking to him

-Announce an adult

-Block him

-Infarmar about their behavior in the app, game, web ... etc
Which adult should you warm?:
-Your family
-Your teacher
-The police
-By:
Pablo Fortuño and Pablo Fernández

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Definition:
We understand all material perceived by the minor that is harmful to him. Are the images and stimuli that cause harm to the child, these are the dangers that circulate on the Internet, and  the  characteristics of the information they contain. They try to encoruage racism, violence, terrorism, weapons, sects, child pornography, child abuse, drug trafficking, anorexia or bulimia, etc...
How to avoid it?
-Specific software, which may help you to avoid the inappropriate materials or centains websites.This kind of software can be anything you want, including all these annoying advertisement, which offer you absolutely useless product.
-Avoid anonymous chats
-Use safe search, most of the search enfines offer a fuction of  a safe search,         which is able to introduce the amount of inappropriate websites or advertsiements, which may appear as a result of your request.
What to do if it has already happened:
-Warm my parents or my teachers
-Use filters to block this content
-Find good sites and agree on as a family
Which adults should you warn:
-My parents
- My brother or sister
-My teachers
BY:
Alba Fernández and Judit García

Video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8pV_5GS4ws

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Definition:
Irrelevant or unsolicited messages sent over the Internet, typically to a large number of users, for the purposes of advertising, phishing, spreading malware or
send the same message indiscriminately. This activity is illegal.
How to avoid it :
1  Keep your email address to yourself.
2  Do not include your email address as part of your signature.
3 Never include your email address in the post.
4 Never use your work email address.
5 Never click on links in a spam email.
6 Review the privacy terms on sites before registering.
7 Ensure that you’re not displaying your email address publicly.
8  Do not publish your work or personal email.
9 Do not use the unsubscribe links in spam emails.
10 Do not open attachments in spam.
What to do if it has already happened:
Do not react spontaneously because it is the worst option .
If you have several profiles on social medias ,you will repeat the process to increase the effectiveness. You  will even ask friends to report it too.
Ignorance may be the greatest punishment in this case.
Which adults should you warn :
- Your family
- Your friends
- Your teachers
- The police
By:
Lucía Agudo Arroyo
Gema García Recio
Video:
https://youtu.be/uSj2_Ru6qjI

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In this video, you'll learn how to keep unwanted emails out of your inbox by marking as spam, unsubscribing, or creating custom filters.

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gullible 
Don't respond to an angry message with anger 
Never open messages from strangers 
Don't forward chain mails, hoaxes 

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Definition:
Scam is a word that means scam or fraud, it may be that one or several people give money to the scammer or "Scamer" in exchange for an economic benefit or prize.

Types of Scam:
Currently the Scam is used for fraud through the Internet, by email or a web page.

- When it is by electronic mail it is almost always by sending chains, for example, the Scamers deceive the people who recieve them, telling them that they are going to make a donation to an ONG and in return they will get trips, holidays, etc.

- And the Scam on the web pages do so by placing an advertisement where they offer products that do not really exist and attractive benefits for the users of the network.The victims enter their banking information in the web aplications, and that is where the scam takes place.

- Another very common way of Scam is offering a comfortable job from home where the employees will be well paid and it turns out that the company does not exist.

How  to avoid Scam:

- Do not put personal or banking information on pages that are not completely reliable for you.
- To know that it is a real page you can enter your URL.
- Remove unwanted emails from your inbox.
- Do not give any key of the web you use, such as emails, social networks, etc.If you  are asked to change your password  by email, the recommendation is to delete it immediately.
- Take special care with notices on social networks, or clic lightly.

BY:
Ángela Herranz Guzmán
MªAlejandra Otero Núñez (Mai)

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Top 10 | Estafas En Internet Que Debes Evitar

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Today people have a lot of camera phone, web cams and other types of electronic devices, whit all this instruments is very easy, being victims of their own inexperience with new technology, put online many of them post pictures, videos or notes online that they later regret. When somebody put online something he must consider that anything posted about him, can be seen by lots of people. This can be made worse because the bullies make sure they tell everyone where to find the abuse.

It´s very important the reputation of a child's online, with the rise of online social networking and profiles, when this fail we say that your reputation has been damaged. If this happens the consequences can be very serious since there are currently reports of schools and employers rejecting young people after checking out what applicants have posted online.

How to avoid it
- Do not let anyone, even friends, take pictures or videos of them that could cause embarrassment online
- Don´t upload anything that can be dangerous for you in the future

- Listen the advices about possible consequences
- Keep  in mind that even if you delete your posted photos, others may have already copied them into public forums and websites
- Protect yourself from bullies

What to do if it has already happened
- Be upfront: let´s face it, tell your problem to the nearest people admitting your mistake.
- Get it down. The permanence of the web creates a challenge: once negative information is out there, it’s painfully hard to remove

- Remain Calm. If someone makes some offensive comment

-  Don’t do anything, for the moment.  Give a response might be the first impulse but it could easily cause more harm than good.  In fact, who ever posted the item wants you to respond, and doing so only makes the item become more prominent.
Alejandro García Vicente y Diego García Gorraiz

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Cyberbullying or cyberharassment is a form of bullying or harassment using electronic means. It has become increasingly common, especially among teenagers.[1] Harmful bullying behavior can include posting rumors, threats, sexual remarks, a victims' personal information, or pejorative labels .Bullying or harassment can be identified by repeated behavior and an intent to harm.[3] Victims may have lower self-esteem, increased suicidal ideation, and a variety of emotional responses, including being scared, frustrated, angry, and depressed.[4]

How to avoid it? :

1. Never post personal information

2. Always check the TO: field

3. Don't be gullible

4. Don't respond to an angry message with anger

5. Never open messages from strangers

6. Don't forward chain mails, hoaxes or long emails

7. Use the BCC: field when forwarding messages

8. Proofread your messages

9. Beware of certain topics

10. Don't post anything that is very private

What to do if it has already happened:
A cyberbully seeks power and control through intimidation. The best way to fight a cyberbully is to not give them the power - just ignore him. If you have siblings, I am sure you have heard your parents tell you to ignore your sister or your brother.
If you receive a hurtful message we recommend you to not only ignore the message (it's important to stop the urge to respond), but also block the user from your computer, phone or other technological device.
And if you must, sometimes it is best to delete your account and start over again only passing out your new contact information to those you absolutely trust.

Which adults should you warn:
- Your family (especially your parents)
- Your teachers
- People you trust

JIMENA BARREDO AND MARIA GARCIA-PATOS

Video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jNdBmjUvzEU

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Cyber Bullying: Public Health Promotion Video (UOIT)

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Cyberdiction, also known as Internet addiction disorder (IAD) is a term that is referred to abusive Internet, through various devices (computers, phones, tablets, etc.), which interferes with daily life. Officially you can only talk about an excessive use of the Internet that, if it affected daily life, would be due to other causes and excessive use would be a consequence.

How to avoid it?
Use a specific time for the use of social networks and leisure activities. Avoid its use during meetings, conferences, meals, conversations and more interpersonal relationships. So that people who interact as their family and friends, while recognizing addiction in its early stages.

What to do if has happened?
Do things without technology to entertain you, for example go out with your friends, plan some family nights, control your obligations, cook something for the family one night...

Adults to warn:
Set clear rules for your sons and daughters about when and how much they can be on the computer, the video game console or on the Internet, for children between 12 and 15 years, put for limit 1/5 hour per day.
Look for physical, sports, creative, cultural, etc. Out of the technology

Paula Garcia y Jesús Mazorra

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AulaVisual te invita a ver este video para la prevención de la Ciberadicción. www.alcantara-alicante.cl/psicoeducacion

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Definition:
Is when they press you for anything or intimidate you aggressively is like ciberbulling but is like more direct to harm the others anonymly or not .
Is abuse in any chase, but starts being illegal when is repetitive and they amenace you in or out internet
How to avoid it?
To don´t talk with people you don´t stay comfortable with and do not consent any type of cyber-aggression , at any time, or of any person becoming from.
If you have contacts with people you hate , avoid it or block it don ´t worrying of them. The best way is having the fewest digital platforms with the fewest contacts as possible.
What to do if has happened?
Tell adults and ask for help. Ignore or block him and don´t talk with him.
Adults to warn:
if you have been harassed or if you have seen how a group of people abuse someone, you have to say to your parents, and if it happened in school, tell to teachers and tutors.f it happened in the outside of the school (at the hall of your building, at the street, etc) you have to say to your parents or any adult that can help. And if its illegal (it dosen´t matter the place) you have to say to the police.

Pablo García y Eduardo Plaza

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How To Deal With Cyber Bullying & Harassment

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What it is
Send or recieve the photograph of someone naked on the mobile phone.
It is an abuse in any case and illigal if the one in the picture is underage or hasn't consented on the take of the picture.
How to avoid it
You should never let anyone take a picture of you naked, never take pictures that are not consented, and never resend a nude photograph.
What to do
If I recieve a picture of someone naked I must erase it. If I know the one in the picture I must warn my teacher. If I am the one in the picture I must warn my teacher and my parents.

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