Keeping kids safer online

In a forty-five minute session with some kids and teens on a Yuma Marine Base this summer, Parry was able to demonstrate how much they can learn. One ten year old girl thought that a computer falling on you was an Internet risk. By the end of the session, she was explaining that you never know how old someone is online and many companies try and trick people into giving away personal information to sell them things. In 45 minutes you can make a difference. Learn more at wiredsafety.org.

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• kids
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• wiredsafety.org
• wiredkids
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• web
• security
• privacy

[parryaftab]

Thanks CG and Jeepgirl.

Parry

[Dragoomba]

you are lyke so insperatunal

~dragoomba

[exvivo]

Parry, I thank you so much for probably helping over 100 kids so far who knows in maybe 3 years i'll see you winning the nobel prize.

[JeepGirlLA]

This video was very helpful. She really knows what she is talking about. Great tips!

[cyberbullyguru]

I've been watching Parry for years. She gave up her law practice to help protect kids online. I read about her in Chris Hansen's new book from his Dateline to Catch a Predator series.

she is amazing.

thanks Parry.

CG