Internet Safety -Kids & Adults

Protecting Yourself and Your Family Online

These links will take you to some of the best websites related to Internet safety.

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Wired Patrol
       Cyberstalking information and other online safety resources

SafeKids.Com Web Page

A wealth of resources for parents and kids, including rules for online safety, guidelines for parents, child safe search engines, directory of parental control software and filtered Internet providers, and other articles to help you understand the issues.

Cybertipline.com

The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children sponsors a site which takes reports of inappropriate sexual content related to children on the Internet.  Reports are forwarded to the appropriate authority.

Cyberangels Website

Honored at the White House in 1998, Cyberangels is the largest online safety, education, and help group in the world.  Focuses upon education, help for victims of cybercrime, and assistance for law enforcement worldwide. 

SafeTeens.com Web Page

Covers teen safety on the information highway, protecting your privacy online, everything you need to know about computers and the Internet.

Safe Surfin' Web Page

This site's goal is to help kids, teens, and adults understand how to safely surf the Web.  Describes how to get a free video produced by AOL about six tips for safe surfing on the Internet.

Know the Rules- Awareness for Teen Girls

Includes an on-line video-- from the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.

The Police Notebook- Safety on the Internet

Oklahoma University Police Department's list of links related to all aspects of internet safety, including dating, child safety, shopping safely online, etc.
 

 

Please note: 
If you are in an abusive relationship or are dealing with a stalker, you may wish to click on one of the following images in order to learn how to protect your privacy/prevent your abuser from accessing records of your internet activity:

                                      
Click on the photo above for guidelines from the Texas Association Against Sexual Assault and the American Bar Association