sometime parents want to protect their children but not all the time they can monitor them. if you want to protect someone or If you want to spy on a computer, try downloading SpyRecon software. I used it to secretly monitor my daughter's emails
@waTskiLLz It really depends, if it's just a login for something... it's fine. but if you email is like gamemaster77, i guess that would be alright, just don't l33t!!!
Every tip you just read is easy enough to follow...if you use common sense. If you feel weird about anything, don't do it. Don't ****, don't add strangers, dont respond to creepy emails, don't give out your credit card information to strangers, don't forget to google yourself, don't don't forget to read the fine print, don't leave your laptop unguarded, don't forgot to password protect, and don't fall for email scams.
@Grancie48 Always keep your laptop password protected. (see tip #8).
Never leave your laptop alone! Believe it or not, Perus, creeps, criminals, and other duboious characters want to get into your laptop. According to onguardonline.gov you should treat your laptop like cash.Whenever you cna protect your information with a password. Just a note your birthday is a bad password so are names of siblings pets street names or colors the more complex the password, the better,
@Grancie48 Whenever you download something,read the Terms of Agreement. These documents are going to be long. It is not fun to read them.Do it anyway. If you are not a fan of spyware or hackers, make sure u no what ure getting into. Pesky toolbars, viruses, spyware, hackers, and more can find way onto your computer...if the site youre donloading from is unfriendly get informed read the policies and stay safe.
@Grancie48 you've won, school articles, that youtube video you thought no one'd ever see, your blog, your "private poems. When applying for a job(or college!), your employers/dean of admissions WILL check Google for you. Solution: Google yourself. If you see that the first post is your Twitter and there's some stuff you might not want adults, employers, or deans to see, change your privacy settings. Better yet: Take it off entirely. Be in control of how you appear on the Internet!
@Grancie48 credit card number is on a website, the vendor can access it. Sure, you can buy a used car for $2000 bucks on Craigslist...as long as you dont mind getting scammed. User-based online markets like Ebay and Craigslist have minimal security -- so check user reviews and dont surrender your credit card number or personal information with talking with an adult first. Even if you have a common name, you are on google. you. Your twitter, your twitter, your facebook, your myspace contests
@Grancie48 what you let people searching for your name see! Know what you're letting people see...Be in control! To: Shannon - From: Restricted - Subj: ? - that's because they're creepy. If, for any reason, you feel weird something anyone has sent to you, tell an adult. Don't delete the message or block the person...yet. make sure you show the message to an adult who can help and take legal action if necessary. When shopping online, make sure the site's legit. Once your (or worse, your parent's)
@Grancie48 If you and your friend both add an app, the creator of the app can access things like your basic information, relationship status, and even your wall...unless you uncheck these boxes! Even if your name is uncommon, you might turn up when someones searches Facebook for frends. That means that person can see your profile picture,networks, location, and can even send you a message...Instead of having your picture available to people in Singapore, go to privacy settings search and control
@Grancie48 profile to private. Go to your privacy settings. Find this next to your name in the upper right hand corner of your screen and click the profile tab. Make sure all of the boxes read "Only Friends." If you don't: That video of you and your friends dancing like idiots? Yeah, everyone can see that. When adding apps: If possible, deselect the "access my information" box. If you can't, go to Privacy settings applications settings and uncheck all the boxes.
@Grancie48 If you don't want anyone else to see it, don't put it online. One it's online, there's no taking it back. In fact, avoid the whole mess altogether and don't take suggestive pictures. At all. Ever. Even if she's friends with 14 of your friends: don't add her if you don't know here. Use privacy settings, even the ones the seem like overkill. This means going through all of the settings. if you don't want a 40-year-old creepy guy from Poland reading about your recent breakup, set your
1:58 there is this one guy on facebook who found me and keeps sending me messages like "Where are you?" "who are you?" "How are you?" and stuff like that and it's really creeping me out
@MrFredweasleysgurl block them lol. but i guess u wouldnt have to start freaking out unless u blocked someone and they kept making new accounts to talk to u. that would be messed.. at that point i would delete ur own account or make it super private
@MrFredweasleysgurl well thats good i wonder where these random freaks come from. not too long ago a random prostitute tried to add me. i did not know her and she did not respond to my msg asking who she was or why she added me, i rejected. she was like a brunette and i dont know how she found me, we had no friends in common and it seems she's added more randoms when i check her profile each time.. must be one of those robots or just a random loser who is bored with their own lame life
@xbearcanrockx Haha, two girls like that have added my dad! he was looking for famville neigherbors (he'd add anyone) and this one girl IM'd him saying "We could have a friends with benifits sitch" he deleted her, but two days after that ANOTHER girl did the same thing!
@MrFredweasleysgurl holy.. wow. that would be a bit uncomfortable for sure... under what circumstances do u go around asking for random bangings online? its bad enough they exist in real life.. they gotta be really messed up to get enjoyment out of meaningless sex.
I laughed my ass off as soon as I seen Venessa Hudgens.
flameburner 1 month ago
This video told me a hole bunch of shit witch I already new
XEONTEX 5 months ago
Wow if future employes google me there not gonna be getting very far
XEONTEX 5 months ago
(beggining of part 2)
tip 7: (to do list part 2) tell everyone about the LOCK COMPUTER button.
tip 8: if your password is nonsense you will probably forget.
tip 9: and i quote, "F*** YOU"
tip 10: brain is 13% bigger than normal so i wouldn't worry.
robloxcoconut219 6 months ago
my reaction to this video:
tip 1: you big faker.
tip 2: defeats the purpose of having a life.
tip 3: "put your diamond sword in your hotbar" if you know what i mean.
tip 4: only the maker of this video could be so stupid.
tip 5: you employer is a creeper (can you tell im having fun writing this? LOL)
tip 6: (to do list) make robot to read long junk paperwork.
(continues part 2)
robloxcoconut219 6 months ago
creepers gunna creep...
sssssss...
...
BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM!
robloxcoconut219 6 months ago
Protip: All 40 year old men from poland are creepy
PoringClawk 6 months ago
I googled myself and I only got My track places ._.
I need to do more things XD
yoyokittycatlol 7 months ago
sometime parents want to protect their children but not all the time they can monitor them. if you want to protect someone or If you want to spy on a computer, try downloading SpyRecon software. I used it to secretly monitor my daughter's emails
writethai 8 months ago
habbo is worst
yusmin123 8 months ago
is it ok to put a fake name when making an email?? or any account for the matter
waTskiLLz 9 months ago
@waTskiLLz It really depends, if it's just a login for something... it's fine. but if you email is like gamemaster77, i guess that would be alright, just don't l33t!!!
Weijsam 7 months ago
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aweinsto 1 year ago
@aweinsto Whatever you fucking over protective retard, you're only making your kids hate you!
doom3134 1 year ago
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BNATTON 1 year ago
@Grancie48 Stay safe online! PS Check out these links for interactive games and quizzes that test your online safety smarts! A CYM Prouduction.
jasonscool10 1 year ago
@Grancie48 stop think act.
Every tip you just read is easy enough to follow...if you use common sense. If you feel weird about anything, don't do it. Don't ****, don't add strangers, dont respond to creepy emails, don't give out your credit card information to strangers, don't forget to google yourself, don't don't forget to read the fine print, don't leave your laptop unguarded, don't forgot to password protect, and don't fall for email scams.
Stop and think then act. Contact cyminfo@cdow.org
jasonscool10 1 year ago
@Grancie48 Always keep your laptop password protected. (see tip #8).
Never leave your laptop alone! Believe it or not, Perus, creeps, criminals, and other duboious characters want to get into your laptop. According to onguardonline.gov you should treat your laptop like cash.Whenever you cna protect your information with a password. Just a note your birthday is a bad password so are names of siblings pets street names or colors the more complex the password, the better,
jasonscool10 1 year ago
@Grancie48 Whenever you download something,read the Terms of Agreement. These documents are going to be long. It is not fun to read them.Do it anyway. If you are not a fan of spyware or hackers, make sure u no what ure getting into. Pesky toolbars, viruses, spyware, hackers, and more can find way onto your computer...if the site youre donloading from is unfriendly get informed read the policies and stay safe.
jasonscool10 1 year ago
@Grancie48 you've won, school articles, that youtube video you thought no one'd ever see, your blog, your "private poems. When applying for a job(or college!), your employers/dean of admissions WILL check Google for you. Solution: Google yourself. If you see that the first post is your Twitter and there's some stuff you might not want adults, employers, or deans to see, change your privacy settings. Better yet: Take it off entirely. Be in control of how you appear on the Internet!
jasonscool10 1 year ago
@Grancie48 credit card number is on a website, the vendor can access it. Sure, you can buy a used car for $2000 bucks on Craigslist...as long as you dont mind getting scammed. User-based online markets like Ebay and Craigslist have minimal security -- so check user reviews and dont surrender your credit card number or personal information with talking with an adult first. Even if you have a common name, you are on google. you. Your twitter, your twitter, your facebook, your myspace contests
jasonscool10 1 year ago
@Grancie48 what you let people searching for your name see! Know what you're letting people see...Be in control! To: Shannon - From: Restricted - Subj: ? - that's because they're creepy. If, for any reason, you feel weird something anyone has sent to you, tell an adult. Don't delete the message or block the person...yet. make sure you show the message to an adult who can help and take legal action if necessary. When shopping online, make sure the site's legit. Once your (or worse, your parent's)
jasonscool10 1 year ago
@Grancie48 If you and your friend both add an app, the creator of the app can access things like your basic information, relationship status, and even your wall...unless you uncheck these boxes! Even if your name is uncommon, you might turn up when someones searches Facebook for frends. That means that person can see your profile picture,networks, location, and can even send you a message...Instead of having your picture available to people in Singapore, go to privacy settings search and control
jasonscool10 1 year ago
@Grancie48 profile to private. Go to your privacy settings. Find this next to your name in the upper right hand corner of your screen and click the profile tab. Make sure all of the boxes read "Only Friends." If you don't: That video of you and your friends dancing like idiots? Yeah, everyone can see that. When adding apps: If possible, deselect the "access my information" box. If you can't, go to Privacy settings applications settings and uncheck all the boxes.
jasonscool10 1 year ago
@Grancie48 If you don't want anyone else to see it, don't put it online. One it's online, there's no taking it back. In fact, avoid the whole mess altogether and don't take suggestive pictures. At all. Ever. Even if she's friends with 14 of your friends: don't add her if you don't know here. Use privacy settings, even the ones the seem like overkill. This means going through all of the settings. if you don't want a 40-year-old creepy guy from Poland reading about your recent breakup, set your
jasonscool10 1 year ago
@DrMDK watch this.
jasonscool10 1 year ago
@Grancie48 watch this.
jasonscool10 1 year ago
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aweinsto 1 year ago
Tip #3 seemed rather redundant....
0WarXHawk0 1 year ago 2
1:58 there is this one guy on facebook who found me and keeps sending me messages like "Where are you?" "who are you?" "How are you?" and stuff like that and it's really creeping me out
MrFredweasleysgurl 1 year ago
@MrFredweasleysgurl block them lol. but i guess u wouldnt have to start freaking out unless u blocked someone and they kept making new accounts to talk to u. that would be messed.. at that point i would delete ur own account or make it super private
xbearcanrockx 1 year ago
@xbearcanrockx Hahaa, I did end up blocking the dude. it's been pretty good since that no creepers
MrFredweasleysgurl 1 year ago
@MrFredweasleysgurl well thats good i wonder where these random freaks come from. not too long ago a random prostitute tried to add me. i did not know her and she did not respond to my msg asking who she was or why she added me, i rejected. she was like a brunette and i dont know how she found me, we had no friends in common and it seems she's added more randoms when i check her profile each time.. must be one of those robots or just a random loser who is bored with their own lame life
xbearcanrockx 1 year ago
@xbearcanrockx Haha, two girls like that have added my dad! he was looking for famville neigherbors (he'd add anyone) and this one girl IM'd him saying "We could have a friends with benifits sitch" he deleted her, but two days after that ANOTHER girl did the same thing!
MrFredweasleysgurl 1 year ago
@MrFredweasleysgurl holy.. wow. that would be a bit uncomfortable for sure... under what circumstances do u go around asking for random bangings online? its bad enough they exist in real life.. they gotta be really messed up to get enjoyment out of meaningless sex.
xbearcanrockx 1 year ago
This really covered all the main points. Perfect to use to give teens an overview and start some good discussion.
20explorer1 1 year ago