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Tips For Students

    • Be aware, Instant Messaging is never 100% secure. 
    • Instant Messaging provides an easy way for a stranger to contact you or find out vital information about you. 
    • If IM privacy settings are not set on your IM account, anyone could watch you while you are online 
    • Be sure to set your privacy settings 
    • Allow only people you know "IRL" (in real life) on your "buddy list." 
    • If you receive an IM from someone not on your "buddy list" or from a stranger, you can block them from contacting you. 
    • Be sure not to provide any personal information about you or your family in your "buddy info" or profile. 
  • It is illegal: 
     

    • To threaten people over the Internet or phone. 
    • To send graphic photos to people under the age of 18. 
    • To harass or bully anyone. 
    • To use other people's credit cards. 
    • To download music without permission. 
    • To use someone else's identity without permission including logging on to someone else's account. 
    • Do not give out your name, address, phone #, photo, birthday or social security number. 
    • Use extreme caution when writing your profile. 
    • Protect your password from others, even your friends. 
    • Beware of free offers and surveys. 
    • Never respond if you feel uncomfortable. 
    • Never say you are alone. 
    • Don't answer chat room questions, even with lies.
    • Kids and teens should not make online purchases. 
    • Use caution when using Morpheus, Kazaa or Grokster. Check with your parents and your school before using file-sharing programs. 
    • Enable firewalls. 
    • Use Virus Checkers. 
    • Install Security updates from your Internet Service Provider (ISP).
    • On-line "friends" are still strangers. 
    • Meetings are forbidden. 
    • People on the Internet may have many identities. 

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