Only say what you are willing to say to someone face to face. Make yourself look nice online. People can save what you say online

Cyber Safety Bill of Rights.

Meaghan H. Molly S. & Carsyn A.

Digital Bill Of Rights 1…

Only say what you are willing to say to someone face to face.

Make yourself look nice online. People can save what you say online.


Don’t show signs of where you live, phone number, Etc.

Don’t abuse your power.


Don’t be “stalk worthy”. Help keep flame wars under control. Respect other peoples time and

bandwith.


Digital security/Electronic safety plans. Know where you are in cyberspace. Don’t open anything from someone

you don’t know. You have the right to keep your

password safe.


Use common sense. Follow the same rules and behavior

online that you do in person. Respect others privacy.


Myspace, Facebook, etc, Are not safe even when says “private”

Keep the computer in an open area of the house.

Be forgiving of other people’s mistakes. Digital law: Responsibility for actions

and deeds.


Respect others privacy. Don’t abuse your power. Full electronic participation in society.


Don’t abuse your power. Forgive others for their mistakes online. Share knowledge. Make yourself look good online. Respect other peoples time.


Digital rights and responsibility: the freedoms extended to everyone in the digital world.

Share knowledge.


Know where you are going online. Respect other peoples privacy. Don’t abuse your power.

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Only say what you are willing to say to someone face to face. Make yourself look nice online. People can save what you say online