Use a Strong Password

Create passwords that are hard to guess. Mix letters, numbers, and symbols. Don’t use easy things like your name or birthday.

Double Check with Two Step (2FA)

When you log in, sometimes you can use two ways to prove it’s you. This is called two-factor authentication (2FA). It makes your accounts safer.

Watch Out for Tricky Messages

Be careful with emails or messages from strangers asking for personal info. If a link or attachment looks weird, don’t click on it. Ask an adult if you’re not sure.

Keep Everything Updated

Make sure your computer, tablet, or phone has the latest updates. This helps keep bugs and bad guys away.

Look For the Lock

When you’re on a website, check if the address starts with “https” and has a little lock symbol. This means it’s a safe place to be.

Keep Secrets Secret

Don’t share your full name, address, phone number, or school name online. Use privacy settings on social media to control who sees your stuff.

Use Antivirus Software

Have a good antivirus program on your device. It helps catch and remove viruses that can harm your computer.

Save Your Stuff

Back up your important files and photos, so you don’t lose them if something goes wrong.

Be Careful with Downloads

Only download apps and games from places you trust, like official app stores. Ask an adult if you’re not sure.

Check your Accounts

Look at your game and app accounts often to make sure no one else is using them. Set up alerts to get a warning if something strange happens.

Summary

Following these tips will help you stay safe and have more fun online! If you ever feel unsure about something, always ask an adult for help.