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- Talk to your child about the truthfulness of content on the Internet . Show your children how accurate online content is by comparison with other relevant sources .
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- Agree with your child that you will follow their online activities.
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- Restrict the use of search engines for adults . Show and set on the homepage search engines that are safe for children.
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- Learn more about how your child uses the Internet . Ask your child to show you their favorite sites and try to understand their contents .
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- Use filter options which are available on most of the famous search engines.
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- Surf together with your child and turn his/her attention to security issues as they arise.
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- Teach your child to come to tell you when he/she senses a potentially embarrassing situation online .
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- Create a special account for your child and set the appropriate level of protection.
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- Check the web sites your child has visited in order to determine whether they correspond to the age of your child.
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- Make sure your computer is well protected (for more details see Resources)
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- Teach your children not to download illegal material from the Internet.
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- Make a list of suitable web sites .
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For a list of Internet search engines for children , suitable web sites and a list of security options in browsers and operating systems , see the page Resources |
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This web site is a part of the project

The project is implemented by
IAN-International Aid Network

and

Project is supported by:
European Union

Delegation of the European Union to the Republic of Serbia Under the EU-funded Strengthening Serbia-EU Civil Society Dialogue Project
and


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