Kids’ Rules for Online Safety

These rules are for young children and youngest young people. The appropriate "rules" for online use will depend on age, maturity of the child, and family value (updated in June 2013).

1. Do not disclose my address, telephone number, parent company's work / telephone number, etc. without permission of parents.

3. I will never agree to meet people who meet online online "without first confirming with my parents. If my parents agree to attend the meeting, I will confirm that it is in public and take my parents

4. I will tell my parents about posting photos of myself and others online, rather than posting photos that I think are not fit for my parents.

5. I will not reply to intentional messages or messages that make me obnoxious. Even if such a message is displayed, this is not my fault. If I do this, I will tell my parents at once.

6. I will speak to my parents so that I can create rules on Internet browsing and mobile phone usage. Determine the time you can be online, the time you can go online, and the appropriate area you can access. I will not visit other areas without permission or violate these rules.

8. Before I download or install the software or what I might harm our computer or mobile equipment or do things that could endanger my family's privacy I will check with my parents.

9. I will be a good online citizen and will not hurt others or violate the law.

I will help parents learn how to learn online and learn online and will teach them about the Internet, computers and other technologies.

"This is a nervous generation.In order to master Internet security skills children and parents are essential.Our child is still young, so at this stage I understand simple security.For example, a password Understand and keep a secret (Children love secrets) In my school my daughter has a reading program on the internet and she has a personal password How It Like Like a Many Children I go online directly on every occasion and encourage you to tell me if you click something they do not like. You can talk to us. "

So, here you have to explain your safety to your child. You do not need to be as detailed as what your child has met online (unless you really want to do it). It would be useful to draw in parallel with security rules in real life. Tell them to let strangers access their personal information online as it is recommended that children do not invite strangers to their homes or talk one to one on their own. I read the information in this article and found the basic steps to keep children's online safe. But remember - your participation is not limited to that. Security requires your consistent participation and supervision. I keep in touch with the social life of your child and stay there as a friend. Open and reliable conversation helps to prevent problems as soon as they occur.

Of course, you may know the inside and outside of Internet security. But what about your child? Play online with your children. Talk about what your kids are doing online and be careful not to share personal identifiable information. Put blocks on websites that your child does not want to use. Special attention is required when conducting online banking, stock trading, or other careful online transactions. Do not access your account with public WiFi - such a network is known for hacking. Please do not follow the link of the e-mail, please be sure to enter the URL yourself and access the account. When you connect please make sure your transaction is encrypted (please find "https")