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	This is partly because it's not always clear what is private online and what isn't, and partly because the internet has different rules than the offline world.
	For example: Our friends will forgive a stupid comment we made when we were angry, and understand our behaviour because they know us. If someone else reads our comment online, they might not understand what we meant and might think we were being mean.
	2. Safety and privacy online isn't difficult
	We don't have to be super nerds to keep ourselves safe online. We can protect a tablet, phone or laptop so that our classmates cannot access it. We can use a password that no one else can guess, and watch videos online without being tracked. We can do this in really simple ways.
	3. Knowing what or who we are protecting ourselves against
	Just as banks need to protect themselves from thieves, we also have to protect ourselves - against companies tracking us online, classmates that might be angry about something, or nosy parents being... nosy parents.
	We should ask ourselves what the real threats are and what we can do about them. Once we have thought about these threats, we'll find that it really is possible to keep ourselves safe and control our privacy.
	CHAPTER 4 Protect yourself on social networks
	It can be so much fun to use social networks. On social networks, we can chat with friends and family, share pictures, send private messages and post information publicly.
	In some countries, children under the age of 13 are not allowed to use some of the social networks. If you want to use social networks, it is best to ask your family and teachers to be sure.
	>> Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, Diaspora and many more are all social networks.

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