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Browser Bookmarks

This helpful tipsheet explains how to create, use, and organize your browser Bookmarks.

See our video tutorial to make the most out of your browser bookmarks! KnowledgeFlow – Browser Bookmarks – Video Tutorial

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Browser Bookmarks

Use this visual to remind yourself and others to use Bookmarks! Using Bookmarks in your browser not only keeps you more organized online but also protects you from scammers!

See our tipsheet to learn how to create, use, and organize your bookmarks! KnowledgeFlow – Browser Bookmarks – Tipsheet

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Being Pseudonymous Online – or Why You Should Lie!

This Tip Sheet explains how to manage your online presence to protect your privacy and personal information. Lie!

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Cookies – Yuck or Yum

The Tip Sheet explains the differences between fresh, stale and dirty cookies and what to do about them. Manage your cookie preferences to protect your privacy.

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Every Day is CyberDay

National Cyber Day is a chance for Canadians to learn more about Cybersafety through games, workshops, activities, and other online resources. Presented on behalf of ICTC.

The #UnHackathon

A new concept in digital literacy and cybersafety training. Unlike a regular hackathon, the main focus of an UnHackathon is cybersafety.

Guide to Supporting a Victim of Sextortion

This guidebook was created in partnership with Victim Services of Durham Region through project KnowledgeShare. It is intended for both individuals and victim support groups. It includes information on how this scam typically happens, responding to the scammers, and removing images from social media platforms. Also see our Sextortion Scam Awareness Tip Sheet for Teens and our Sextortion Scam Awareness resources for more information.

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Sextortion Scam Awareness

Sextortion is a serious form of online exploitation which can target anyone regardless of age, gender or sexual orientation. Scammers either threaten or socially engineer victims into sharing intimate images/video content and then extort payment by threatening to publicly share or post the images/video content. There is support available – you are not alone. See our Extortion Scam Awareness Tip Sheet for Teens and our Guide For Supporting a Victim of Sextortion resources for more information and support.

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Sextortion Scam Awareness: Tip Sheet for teens

Sextortion is a serious form of online exploitation which often targets teenagers and young adults. Scammers either threaten or socially engineer victims into sharing intimate images/video content and then extort payment by threatening to publicly share or post the images/video content. It is important for teens to know that there is support available. See our Extortion Scam Tip Sheet and our Guide For Supporting a Victim of Sextortion resources for more information and support.

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Pink Shirt Day – Anti-Online Bullying

Use this tip sheet as a conversation starter in your classroom or home. No one deserves to be bullied. Use #notonmyinternet to call out online bullying when you see it.

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ICTC’s #Every day is CyberDay

In partnership with Information Communications Technology Council, March 28 will recognize the fact that “every day is cyberday”.

Stop Cyberbullying Day

Since 2012, every third Friday in June has been Stop Cyberbullying Day, falling this year on June 16th. The annual event is coordinated by The Cybersmile Foundation.

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