• Sharing personal information. When online, you should never share your address, name, or any information that can identify you. Even though we often use social media to connect with family, other people can see it. So, it's very important to not post any identity information including but not limited to: credit card information, name, number,social security number, address, family members information, etc.
•being inappropriate. When sharing online, anything you delete is only deleted to your eyes. Anything you post to say online is out there, forever. It's important to know that you shouldn't post anything that you wouldn't want your boss or family to see. Many people have lost their jobs over social media incidents.
•Not protecting online accounts. Every account, either social media account or just email, has certain setting that are for protecting your account. Enabling them and having good, long passwords can help your account from being hacked.
•Clicking on links and suspicious sites. It's important to only go to sites you are familiar with and don't click on ads. Why? Clicking on ads or on suspicious sites can spread malware into your device. These could steal your information or just film you without you knowing.
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Answer: Teens may be facing peer pressure about decisions. Teens may not fully understand healthcare decisions. Teens may not legally be able to make healthcare decisions.
It really just depends on the person, sometimes yes and someitmes no. it depneds on peers and self choice. Sometimes with more stircter you might but others you wont. It is really rhe persons choice on what they do
