Friendship standards and principles of safe online communication

No one can completely avoid the changing tricks of online criminals. Therefore, in addition to raising awareness, each person needs to practice the skills of identifying and protecting themselves in cyberspace. Below are important notes when making friends online to ensure safe communication and avoid falling into scam traps.

Friendship standards and principles of safe online communication.

Communicating online requires a much higher level of alertness and control over personal information than in real life. Any image, share or message can be exploited if there is a lack of vigilance and prevention skills. When detecting an account with unusual signs, it is necessary to immediately block it, keep evidence and report it to the platform or authorities.

Don't add or reply to messages from strangers or people you don't know in real life. If you receive a friend request, make sure it's from someone you know, like a classmate or family member, before accepting.

Don’t share your physical location, home address, school address, or daily schedule with anyone you’ve never met. If someone starts off with exaggerated compliments, promises of love, or “easy money,” stop and check: Are they really your friend?

Do not meet online acquaintances alone; if you do meet, do so in a public place, with an adult accompanying you, and notify your parents and relatives in advance.

Message on "Safe Communication" for Teens

from the "Not Alone" Campaign initiated by the Digital Trust Alliance

Online safety friendship standards for teens.

Quang Huy

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