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... on the internet? Keeping track of your kids is tough, and knowing where they are on the internet is getting harder. The Better Business Bureau Children's Advertising Review Unit is asking parents to teach their kids and tweens about surfing safely on the internet. Sit down with them and let them know to stop and come talk with you about situations on the internet like these:
- Visiting a website that asks for financial information
- Websites that asks for personal information like home addresses, phone numbers, e-mails. etc.
- Receiving inappropriate messages and pictures
- Posting pictures of themselves
- Being harassed and bullied through social networks, e-mails or instant messaging
- Getting a friend request from someone they don't know
- Signing up for "free" ringtones, music or games.
To learn more about online safety for your kids visit the Children's Advertising Review Unit web site by clicking here.
... on the internet? Keeping track of your kids is tough, and knowing where they are on the internet is getting harder. The Better Business Bureau Children's Advertising Review Unit is asking parents to teach their kids and tweens about surfing safely on the internet. Sit down with them and let them know to stop and come talk with you about situations on the internet like these:
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