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Avoid: Avoid from share your location.

Application: Don't allow for every application.

Antivirus: Download antivirus applications to protect your computer.

Addiction: Addiction is defined as not having control over doing, taking or using something to the point where it could be harmful to you.

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Dikkatli olun : Ne indirdiğinize dikkat edin.

Tarayıcı  : Tarayıcınızı güvende tutun.

Bangchan: Stray Kids'in bir üyesi

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Choose: Choose a strong password.

Commence: If someone cyber bullies you commance to them.

Comment: Be careful while writing comment , don't write rude comments.

Case143: A Stray Kids song 

Cyberbulling : Cyberbullying is bullying with the use of digital technologies.

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Defend: Defend your rights.

Dictionary: Read our dictionary to learn about internet.

Dedicate: Don't dedicate your whole money for games.

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E-Safety : E-safety at a simple level means being safe on the internet.

Enter: Enter a strong password, then record it as a secure note in your password.

Ensure: Ensure that children are only accepting friend requests or speaking to people they know and trust.

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Filter  : Filtering and monitoring are two methods that schools can implement to do this but, of course, it is a partial solution.

Fake:Be careful about fake websites.

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 Grammar:Don't trust sites that have wrong grammar in it's name. It's not real!

Groom:Don't groom at sites that looks suspicious.

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Help: If you need want help from your parents. (For example about cyberbullying.)

HTTP:Don't enter the sites that have "HTTP" instead of "HTTPS". "S" stands for "secure".

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Identity:Don't share your identity with people you don't know.

Inappropriate:Don't enter innappropriate sites.

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Junk Mail:Unwanted email messages that are sent out to people via their email address.

Job Searching:Did you know around 67% of job seekers begin their search online? Watch out for fictitious job posts that could lead to identity theft, premium rate telephone scams, paying for non-existent DBS checks or providing unneeded personal or financial information on your CV.

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Key Logging:When all the keys you press on your keyboard is recorded and sent back to somebody like a hacker.

Knowledege:Be aware of the scams doing the rounds, read up on articles, follow the news and share the information to help others.

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Leeching:Benefiting, usually deliberately but not necessarily illegally from others' information or effort but does not offer anything in return.

Log Off:If you ever use public computers make sure you don’t save your login information. It isn’t enough to simply close the browser window or go to a different site. Many programs include an automatic login feature so make sure this is disabled too.

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Monitoring:Did you know around 42% of 10-17-year-olds have been exposed to indecent images on the internet? If you’re a parent, take advantage of parental controls on apps and devices.

Malware:Malicious software that is designed to infiltrate or damage a computer system without the owner’s informed consent. It includes computer viruses, worms.

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Netiquette:The blend of ‘internet’ and ‘etiquette’. Most forums and interactive sites have a page that sets out its ‘rules’. Nothing too hard to follow, it basically means you should respect others’ views and be polite.

Network:A system of computers and other devices that are connected to each other.

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Online Radicalisation:Radicalisation by extremist groups is becoming increasingly evident online. They attempt to influence vulnerable people and unfortunately manage to do so via social media, chatrooms and instant messaging.

OFCOM:Is the communications regulator. They regulate the TV and radio sectors, fixed line telecoms and mobiles, plus the airwaves over which wireless devices operate.

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Passwords:Never give out your passwords and keep your privacy settings as high as possible. Wherever possible, use a variety of characters, letter case and numbers.

Patching:Software file or collection of files that fixes problems with existing applications by making changes to the program.