Information and guidance to help people stay safer online.
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Learn how to create safer passwords and protect accounts.
Simple advice for making safer choices online.
Understanding who you can talk to when something feels wrong.
Tips for safer online gaming and communication.
Learn what information should stay private online.
How to be respectful and positive online.
Learn what to do when something online makes you worried.
Learn how to manage privacy, interactions and online identity across social platforms.
Understand healthy online relationships, boundaries and warning signs.
Learn how privacy controls can help protect your information.
Understand how online activity can affect your future.
Learn how your online presence can influence how others see you.
Information about online exploitation and how to seek help.
Recognise common online scams and suspicious messages.
Advice for safer gaming, communication and privacy.
Understand cyberbullying and learn what actions can help.
Learn how to identify and deal with fake accounts online.
Guidance for helping children navigate online experiences.
Learn about popular online platforms and possible risks.
Information about tools that can support safer internet use.
Advice for creating open conversations about online experiences and concerns.
Guidance for parents about online platforms, games and communication tools.
Learn about settings and tools that can support safer online environments.
Guidance on creating healthy digital routines and boundaries.
Advice for recognising, responding to and supporting children affected by online harm.
Ideas for creating shared expectations around technology.
Helping families understand gaming risks, privacy and communication.
Guidance supporting online safety awareness within education settings.
Educational topics to help students develop safer online habits.
Information about responsible technology use in schools.
Resources to support staff awareness of online safety issues.
Guidance on creating safer reporting pathways for students.
Common online safety terms explained in simple language.
Repeated harmful behaviour, threats or harassment using digital technology.
Fake messages, websites or emails designed to steal information.
Harmful software designed to damage devices or access information.
A service that can help create a more private internet connection.
A form of online exploitation involving threats or pressure relating to intimate content.
Two-factor authentication adds an extra security step when signing into accounts.
The information and activity connected to someone online.
When someone builds trust online to exploit or harm another person.
Using someone else's personal information without permission.
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Information about SafeShield's policies, responsibilities and organisational approach.
If you need to report online harm, you may also be able to contact official services in your country.
CEOP
Action Fraud
NSPCC
FBI IC3
NCMEC CyberTipline
Cybertip
eSafety Commissioner
ReportCyber
Netsafe