Secure internet

              Rules for the safety of school children on the Internet  

    Standards of conduct and moral principles are the same in both the virtual and the real world.
    Illegal copying of other people's products (music, games, programs, etc.) is considered plagiarism (intentional appropriation of the authorship of another's work).
    Do not believe everything that you see or read on the Internet. If there is any doubt about the veracity of any information, you should seek advice from adults.
    You can not share your personal information (address, phone number, school number, favorite places for games, etc.) to other Internet users.
    If you communicate in chat rooms, use instant message programs, play network games, do something on the Internet that requires the user's username, then select this name along with the adults to make sure that it does not contain any personal information.
    Internet friends can in fact not be who they say they are, so you should not meet with Internet friends in person.
    You can not open files sent from people you do not know. These files can contain viruses or photos / videos with undesirable content.
    Learn to trust your intuition. If something on the Internet will cause you psychological discomfort, share your impressions with adults.