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(1) Privacy Settings: Make sure social media accounts and apps are set to private, so only trusted friends can see personal content. Review privacy settings regularly to stay up to date. |
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(2) Use Parental Controls: Many devices, apps, and social media platforms offer parental controls that allow you to monitor activity, set content restrictions, or limit screen time. Make use of these tools to create a safer digital space. |
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(3) Avoid Talking to Strangers: Remind children and teens not to chat with people they don't know in real life, whether it's in games, on social media, or through messaging apps. If someone unfamiliar reaches out, it's important to tell a trusted adult. |
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(4) Recognize and Report Cyberbullying: Talk openly about the importance of kindness online and how to spot cyberbullying. If it happens, it's crucial to report it and block the offender immediately. |
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(5) Open Communication: Keep the lines of communication open about online experiences. Let children and teens know they can come to you with any concerns, whether it's a troubling message, a strange request, or anything that makes them uncomfortable. |
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