E-Safety
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NOTE: I have taken away the un-needed image in-accordance with the G3 Clause "(including images intended to misinform), and redirects created by cleanup from page-move vandalism"
So please do not delete this.
E-Safety (IN FULL) BY Beau Holdsworth
What allowed/disallowed when trying to be E-Safe:
Talking To People
1. Do not share images that portray yourself/friend in a bad way on facebook/instagram/twitter etc. 2. PLEASE: Do not give away your address,phone number,(Main) E-Mail, create a different email to give to your main one! 3. Make sure the person you are talking to is the same age mainly not your age but the one stated. 4. NEVER GIVE ANYONE your password, maybe your parents/carers but don't even consult them to give it to someone, just don't. 5. If you ever run into anyone on the internet who may-be a paedophile tell your parent or carer, if they think it is bad enough, report to CEOP.
Viruses, Trojan's, Malware:
1. Never give permission to a program that is called "Not a virus" !
2. Try not to download any shady looking programs even if you have a antivirus.
3. Always use UTorrent-PRO to virus-scan torrents or just scan them after using another torrenting program.
*Torrents are not always illegal you can use them like .Zip*
Thank-You For reading from Beau-Holdsworth
