Here’s Your First Test
If you feel your child is the victim of an online predator and you want to take steps now to break that link you’ll need to get involved
with your kid’s online activities. You’ll need to know exactly WHAT they do and WHO the
chat with when they are online. Keep reading to learn how the smartest parents ‘get involved’ and stop online predators from getting to their kids.
You may not necessarily agree with what you’re going to read next but that’s not my purpose here. My purpose is to help you and other concerned parents stop online predators from getting access to your children online.
”Online Predators are Smart”
Whether you agree with me or not, whether you accept it or not, online predators are ‘smart’. We’re not talking ‘smart’ in the way that you’d normally associate with intelligence but smart because they put a lot of effort into getting to their end objective…getting to vulnerable internet users. Having said that, there are numerous reported cases of convicted online predators being highly qualified professionals. They’re very much like computer hackers and work hard at getting round any ‘system’ that’s put in place to stop online predators from getting access to kids.
Follow These Steps to Stay Ahead Of Online Predators And Protect Your Child Online
So you think you’re smarter than the average online predator? Check out the list below and if you haven’t got these safeguards in place I’m afraid there’s work for you to do. When you get involved in your child’s internet activities and know exactly what they’re doing and who they’re talking to when they’re online you’re on your way to knowing how to stop an online predators and also being as smart as an online predator.
- Have an agreement for using the web
- Make sure your child knows to
seek your permission prior to giving their personal info offline or online
- Make using the internet something the whole family is involved in
- Guide your kid to only visit good sites and teach how to perform safe, effective searches
- Make sure you review the privacy policies on the commercial websites your child visits so you understand the kind of personal information that is captured and if there is any possibility at all that it may be sold to a third party
- If your child has a MySpace page make sure you verify that it doesn’t contain any personal information that
can be used to identify them
Children differ so you’ll need to adapt these guidelines to fit the relationship you have with your child and their age. Expect some ‘push back’ from your teenager. Don’t be overly critical of your child’s online activities.
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