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A lost phone Doesn’t mean lost data
A lost phone Doesn’t mean lost data If you are ever in the situation where you have lost your phone, or it has been stolen, there are ways to help...
View ResourceOnline Safety Tip Sheets
Welcome, Parents & Kids! This page brings together our CyberWise Weekly cybersafety tip sheets for parents in one place. Families can review each topic and use the checklist below to...
View ResourceSocial Media: “Private” Doesn’t Mean Protected
When kids understand why settings matter, they’re more likely to keep them in place. Rules without explanation often feel restrictive. If safety tools feel like punishment, kids may look for...
View ResourceFree” Online Offers Can Cost More Than You Think
Online gaming safety and 3 essential tips for kids Online games are where kids connect, compete, and build friendships. But they are also one of the most common places scammers,...
View ResourceNot Everyone Online Is Who They Say They Are
Helping Your Child Respond Quickly to Online Threats Online friends can be fun and supportive, but not everyone has good intentions. Teach your child to take a moment before sharing...
View ResourceWhen Something Goes Wrong Online
Encourage your child to pause before trusting someone they only know online. Encourage your child to act quickly if something goes wrong online. Even a small delay can give scammers...
View ResourceImage Sharing And online pressure
Image Sharing And online pressure What starts as friendly interaction can turn into pressure to share private or personal images. Images can be: Check out our What’s The Harm? page...
View ResourceLivestreaming Removes the Pause Button
Livestreaming Removes the Pause Button Livestreaming is popular on platforms like Instagram Live, TikTok Live, YouTube Live, and Twitch. It can feel fun and interactive, but it also comes with...
View ResourceMake Sure Your Child Knows Where to Get Help: Resources for Your Child
Make Sure Your Child Knows Where to Get Help Not every situation feels easy for a child to talk about — especially online. Kids may stay silent because they feel...
View ResourceMessaging Apps: Not all chats are equal
Messaging Apps: Not all chats are equal Messaging apps are a normal part of your child’s social life, but many include advanced privacy features that can increase secrecy and reduce...
View ResourceSeniors cybersafety Resources for Libraries
Seniors cybersafety Resources for Libraries This video was originally recorded for the Ontario Library Association’s Golden Opportunity Conference. This video provides basic cybersafety and cybersecurity guidance tailored for library staff....
View ResourceScreen Time in the Summer
Summer Means More Screen Time – Stay Connected As school ends, many kids spend more time online.Gaming, social media, and messaging often become the main way they stay connected with...
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