Checking the online profile of someone you meeting online will always give you true information about that person.

Do not open any message attachments from someone you do not know.

If your message is unkind or hurtful do not post it.

Everything you read on the Internet is true.

When someone sends you a hurtful message online, respond to them right away.

You should never tell anyone your passwords, even your best friend.

You do not need to ask your parents permission before meeting an online friend in person.

When creating a user name for a web site, never use any personal information.

Information that should always be kept private online

You're taking a test in science class. Your friend sends you a text asking you to give him the answer to the #7.

An online friend wants to know whether you like Coke or Pepsi better.

A friend takes a picture of you sleeping and puts it up on Instagram without asking your permission.

Your best friend logs into your computer during a sleepover and starts to download videos from the internet.

You get an email telling you that you won a free trip to the Super Bowl. All you have to do to claim it is click on a link in the email.

You play a new video game but in order to play the site asks for personal information and a credit card number to register for a 30 day free trial.

An online friend asks you to send er some money because her mom lost her job and can't buy them any food.

Your cousin sends you a text telling you all about a movie she just saw.

Before you post anything online, think about how it makes other people feel.