Online Predator/ Keep Your Info Safe PSA
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- Jenna has been talking to someone online for several months. Even though she has no clue what they look like, she has been sharing personal information with them.
- Hi Jenna! How have you been today?
- Pretty Good! What about yourself?
- But be careful! The people you meet online may not be who you think they are!
- Hmmm I'm good, but I have nothing to do over the weekend.
- Yeah, me neither. Without the soccer practice on the weekends, I'm totally free.
- Oh I know! How about we meet at the park near where you practice?
- Yeah, but I thought it would be easier to find each other that way.
- But no one really goes to the park anymore, there's a lot of construction nearby there right now.
- How does she know where I practice?
- Great, see you on Saturday.
- Umm okay.
- In the worst case you're not careful, Jenna could be you.
- You should generally avoid meeting people you met online. In whatever case, never be in an isolated place with the person you met online. Just like you wouldn't meet alone with a stranger, you should definitely not meet alone with a person online.
- To avoid a situation like this online, avoid sharing any personal information, such as your address, name, and birthday. After all, if you wouldn't share that information with a stranger walking down the street, why would you tell it to someone you can't even see online?
- Visit https://edu.gcfglobal.org/en/internetsafetyforkids/staying-safe-from-online-predators/1/ to learn more about staying safe.
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