Welcome to SafeNet 3D — an interactive educational website that teaches children and adolescents how to protect themselves online.
🛡️ Explore Safety 🧠 Take QuizOnline safety means using websites, apps, games and social media in a way that protects your privacy, security and well-being.
Protect personal information such as passwords, phone numbers, addresses and location.
Use strong passwords, secure devices and two-factor authentication.
Learn to recognize scams, phishing messages and fake accounts.
Treat other people with respect and think before posting online.
Knowing common threats makes it easier to make safe decisions.
Harmful messages, threats, harassment or humiliation using digital platforms.
Fake messages or websites designed to steal information.
People pretending to be someone else online.
Harmful software that can damage devices or steal data.
Sharing too much personal information online.
Content that may be harmful, inappropriate or disturbing.
Small security habits can make your online accounts much safer.
Use long and unique passwords instead of simple or predictable passwords.
Turn on 2FA when available for an additional layer of account protection.
Never share one-time passwords or verification codes with other people.
Keep your apps, browsers and operating system updated.
Be careful when a message creates pressure, fear or excitement.
Be careful with unexpected messages asking for passwords or personal information.
Be suspicious of unexpected prizes that ask for money or personal data.
Don't click unknown links simply because a message tells you to act immediately.
Take time to verify unexpected requests before doing anything.
If something online makes you uncomfortable or unsafe, get help.
Stop communicating with the person.
Save relevant messages or screenshots.
Block the account when appropriate.
Report harmful behavior to the platform.
Tell a trusted adult, teacher or guardian.
Have fun while protecting your information and accounts.
Don't share your address, school or private information with strangers.
Download games and updates from trusted sources.
Ask a parent or guardian before making purchases.
Use blocking and reporting tools when necessary.
Your online activity can leave a digital footprint.
Consider whether you would be comfortable if the post were seen by other people.
Treat people online with the same respect you would offline.
Check off the habits you follow to measure your online safety score.
See how much you've learned about staying safe online.
Keep these tips in mind every time you log on, play games, or chat with friends!
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📱 Social Media Safety
Use social media carefully and think before sharing.