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Secure vs. Unsecure Websites
When you browse the Web, your computer encounters various risks, such as viruses, malware, and spyware. However, your web browser comes equipped with numerous built-in security measures to safeguard your computer from these threats.
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Chromebook Privacy Settings
Chromebook privacy settings allow you to control how your personal information is used and shared while using the device. These settings include options to manage permissions for apps and websites, manage your screen settings, and share (or not share) your location.
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Creating Secure Passwords
Learn how to create strong passwords and use a password manager (a software application or service that securely stores and manages passwords) to keep yourself self online.
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Enabling & Disabling Device Tracking
When you browse the web on computers or Android devices, you can send a request to websites not to collect or track your browsing data. It's turned off by default. Learn how to turn it on and turn off/on sharing your location.
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Spotting Online & Messaging Scams
To spot messaging scams, stay vigilant for red flags like spelling errors, urgent requests, or suspicious links. Verify the sender's identity by checking official sources and never provide personal or financial information in response to unsolicited messages. By staying cautious and skeptical, you can protect yourself.
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Cybersecurity Review
Can you spot a phishing attack? Do you know how to avoid malicious links? Take the printable or online version of this quiz to find out.
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Talking to Kids/Teens About Online Safety
These resources will help you educate kids and teens about online dangers such as cyberbullying, privacy risks, and inappropriate content, and will help encourage open communication so they feel comfortable discussing any concerns or issues they encounter online.
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How to Check the Family-Friendly Ratings on Movies, Games, Shows, etc.
Common Sense Media is a great place to check ratings on popular video games, movies, TV shows, and more.
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Determining Bias & Reliability in Internet Resources
The Internet has a ton of information, but you can't always trust every website you find. This GCF LearnFree tutorial suggests some questions you should ask yourself whenever you view a website.
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Interactive Internet Safety Quiz
Take this free quiz to test your internet safety knowledge.
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