11 Internet Safety Tips for Your Online Security

Watch this video to learn how to protect yourself online. Follow these rules to not get a victim of phishing, scams, ransomware and cyber threats.
We'll cover the top 11 tips to ensure your online safety.
Video breakdown:
0:00 Intro
0:21 #1: Limit personal information online
0:37 #2: Turn on privacy settings
1:03 #3: Browse smart
1:29 #4: Download with care
1:44 #5: Secure your connection
2:08 #6: Select strong passwords
2:33 #7: Online shop on secure sites
2:50 #8: Think before posting
3:12 #9: Socialize safely
3:28 #10: Update your antivirus and malware protection software
3:42 #11: Back up your data
Always think before you click and keep your software updated.
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[@ariannachandler6835]

I appreciate how this video gives useful and practical tips on how to be secure online. This is something we should be discussing with students more often.

[@ChelseaMcCain11]

This is a great video to include in your playlist on digital citizenship! I think if more people learned these safety measures in school, we could make the internet a safer place.

[@RondaMoreland]

So glad you included this video in your playlist. Such a vital concept that students and educators need to be aware of. Quality video and great choice!

[@Jaquelin-ps4td]

This is perfect for anyone who wants to study cyber Security like myself great video!

[@katestump9263]

A great resource to share with faculty, staff, and students!

[@pattyeford4635]

Reminders but always helpful!!

[@dorothyedwards7095]

This is very informative and helpful to know. I wish I had known much of this in the past. I was unaware of much of this information. Thank you so much for the safety tips. Very helpful.

[@pattyeford4635]

Very Helpful!!

[@barbarariversjohnson6224]

This video heighten my awareness of leaving my screen open .I am always on youtube
Also the filtering out inappropriate things. Will adhere to this knowledge

[@pattyeford4635]

Reviewing - Good information!!

[@hebaahmed9809]

Thank you so much I learned a lot🤯🤯👍

[@mahparatafannumraha777]

Thanks a ton!

[@valentinstrock4372]

VeryHelpful as usual👍🏻
I have to say that this fake friend requests on facebook are getting more and more every year, for some reason🤷🏻‍♂

[@swethasree99]

Nice Tips for online security. I am using K7 Total Security for last 5 years, since then there were no issues with security concerns. Perfect security software for windows.

[@sumierega519]

What is k7 security van you help me explain further

[@pattyeford4635]

Good information!

[@dorothyedwards7095]

I have noticed in face book there are so many "friends" requests I never asked for. I learned about getting a username with many characters. I am trying to keep up with them. This is some very good information. Wow.

[@masoodsafi]

Very Informative

[@Aunteegranny]

Good information

[@Ethan-5]

this video teach me some stuff i wish i knew sooner.

[@WestR2016]

I enjoyed this video. I use many of these same videos in my classroom to teach digital citizenship but was unable to save them or comment on them. It does make me feel a sense of safety in protecting out students though.

[@jayems332]

Thanks

[@pattyeford4635]

Three (3) noted reminders: (1) Limit personal info (2) Shop on secure sites - http: (3) Think before posting for safety!

[@DonkaAgelova]

😂😂😂😂

[@tinarogan1246]

This is good to

[@tinarogan1246]

this is good to know very helpful

[@darshaninnimna1035]

done

[@samanshoaib4047]

Additional tip: Enable 2 Step Authentication

[@main1103]

I still have no idea how pepole are getting into this.
This padlock on browser and HTTPS does not mean the page is safe.
It only means that data that is transfered via internet uses SHA encryption and it has vallid encryption certificates.
That's it. Anyone can have those.
This can work sometimes as scammers are lazy, they try to steal from you by lowest effort.
If site is HTTP it does mean it is unsafe. It only means that data is not encrypted.

[@main1103]

The right anserwer is to educate yourself, and don't relay on some corporation that tries to keep you safe.
If you are an idiot, even the best protection will not help.

[@ashleyhornibrook5445]

What am I going to learn about internet saftly this time?

[@brunhildezi.6623]

Bitte in deutsche Sprache wenn es möglich ist.

[@Sourpusscandy]

Do not put social media apps on your phone!

[@monkeyseemonkeydo432]

What about on a second phone?

[@Sourpusscandy]

Perhaps, all psydonyms, not your real name.@@monkeyseemonkeydo432

[@onlikeline]

how do I use them then ? from the web ? and why ?

[@Jaquelin-ps4td]

I agree

[@susanpereyeibo7576]

Online safety key

[@frunomaol5069]

Why are all the baddies in your video male?

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