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Protect personal information from outside forces that might can cause:

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Protect personal information from outside forces that might can cause:

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When you use the internet you should be careful what information you should put on the internet. There are predators in the world that can harm you by getting your information offline. 91% post pictures of themselves and friends online, 92% put their real name on their profiles, and 84% post their hobbies/interests. Nearly 1 in 10 have posted their phone number online. A 3rd of all teens are meeting people in person that they talked to online.

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Make appropriate decisions when communicating through a variety of digital channels: 

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Make appropriate decisions when communicating through a variety of digital channels: 

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People tend to think that what they put on the internet doesn’t stay there. People use apps such as snapchat to send pictures and/or videos. Some people send inappropriate things, and they think that because it only last a few seconds that it's completely gone. But it isn’t .

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Treat others with respect and never cyberbully:

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Treat others with respect and never cyberbully:

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The internet should be a place where people can learn new things, or enjoy websites or social media pages. Not a place where they are told hurtful things. Cyberbullying is a serious thing, it is the same thing as regular bullying and maybe sometimes can be worse. It can lead to depression, suicide, and self harm. Over 50% of teenagers have been bullied online, about the same percentage have engaged in cyberbullying. More than 1 in 3 have experienced cyber threats online or on their phone. Over 25% have been bullied repeatedly. 7 out of 9 have harmed themselves from cyberbullying and 20% of cyber bullied kids think about suicide and 1 in 10 attempt it.