The Best Antivirus Protection

The recent cases of young people filmed or photographed without their knowledge in Quebec have revived the debate on the abuses of the use of social networks and cell phones among adolescents.  According to experts, the solution lies above all in prevention and awareness. In a sixth year class at Académie Lafontaine in Saint-Jérôme, students learn to behave well on social networks.  And young people seem very aware of the risks associated with Facebook or Instagram. I like to share what I'm doing with my friends, but it's private.  " We should think about it before putting information on social networks.  " Teacher Kathleen Godard explains that more and more students have an account on one or more social networks.  It is therefore essential for the latter to help them better determine their limits and know what personal information they are willing to share. Above all, she wishes to educate and raise awareness "on the positive, but also negative" sides of th...

our child could be the victim of harassment from Internet users, known or not, who, through their comments or videos, would seek to harm him. Watch out for any sudden changes in your teenager's behavior as cyberstalking can lead to the worst extremes, especially among younger people.  Know that cyberstalking is punishable by law;  it is possible to lodge a complaint against the perpetrator (s) of the harassment regardless of their age and you can request the removal of the content from the publisher of the site or service.  In the event of school harassment, the school management must be notified immediately. Finally, your child may also be aware of such situations.  He must neither relay comments or videos nor keep them in silence. Sharing Your Privacy on Social Networks. Online and offline, your privacy is better.  Some advice for children (which also applies to adults). Avoid revealing too much information about your identity (surname, first name, address, te...