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Message When communicatingwith others online, it’simportant for you to beaware of potential risksand to employ strategiesto protect yourself. Here are some keytactics you should keepin mind when speakingto someone online whomay want to do youharmTEENSSTAYSAFEONLINETIPS TOPROTECT YOURSELFSTAYVIGILANT1. Don’t Share Personal InformationAvoid disclosing details such as yourfull name, address, school, phonenumber, or any other identifyinginformation.Be cautious about sharing informationthat can be used to locate you (e.g.,specific locations you frequently visit).2. Assess the Other Person’sIntentionsPay attention to language and tone. Ifsomeone is overly aggressive,demanding personal details, or makesyou feel uncomfortable, trust yourinstincts.Look for patterns in conversation thatmay indicate manipulative or harmfulintentions.3. Think Before You ReplyTake your time to respond, especially ifyou feel uncertain about what theother person is asking or suggesting.Don’t feel pressured to answerimmediately or to continue aconversation if you don’t feel safe.CONSIDER & ANALYZE12150 SW 132ND CT UNIT 216MIAMI FL 33186Our studio locationironfistgymllcrelentlessrebelevolution
4. Keep Conversations on PublicPlatformsTry to communicate through platformsthat provide some level of moderationor oversight (e.g., forums or gamingenvironments with communityguidelines).Avoid moving to private messaging tooquickly, as this can limit accountability.5. Be Wary of Flattery or GiftsBe cautious if someone is overlycomplimentary or offers gifts orrewards. This can be a tactic to gaintrust and manipulate you.Remember that authentic relationshipsdon’t usually begin with excessiveflattery or gifts.6. Set BoundariesClearly communicate your boundariesand be firm about what you arecomfortable discussing.If someone crosses those boundaries,it’s okay to disengage from theconversation.7. Use Privacy SettingsFamiliarize yourself with the privacysettings on social media and otherplatforms, and adjust them to limit whocan contact you or see yourinformation.Regularly review and update yourprivacy settings to ensure they alignwith your comfort levels.8. Trust Your GutIf something feels off or makes youuncomfortable, it’s okay to stopcommunicating with that person.Emphasize the importance of listeningto your instincts—if a situation feelsunsafe, prioritize your safety.9. Talk to Someone You TrustIf you feel uneasy about yourconversations, talk to a parent, teacher,or trusted adult about your concerns.They can provide support and guidance.Having someone else aware of thesituation can help keep you accountableand safe.10. Know How to Block and ReportFamiliarize yourself with how to blockand report users on various platforms ifsomeone is harassing or threatening you.Reporting harmful behavior can protectyou and others from potential dangers.Regularly review and update yourprivacy settings to ensure they alignwith your comfort levels.11. Educate Yourself About OnlineScamsLearn about common online scams andmanipulative tactics so you can easilyrecognize them if they occur.Understanding the language andstrategies used by harmful individualscan help you identify red flags morequickly.12. Be Cautious with Requests forVideo Chats or MeetingsBe suspicious if someone insists onvideo chatting or meeting in person toosoon. This can often be a tactic topressure you into a potentiallydangerous situation.Prioritize safety and comfort overfulfilling someone else's desire forimmediate interaction.BE CAUTIOUS AND SETBOUNDARIESTRUST YOUR INSTINCTSAND RESOURCESBEING INFORMED MAKESYOU SAFER ironfistgymllc.comrelentlessrebelevolution.com RRE: 786-505-5416IFG: 786-440-6309
4. Keep Conversations on PublicPlatformsTry to communicate through platformsthat provide some level of moderationor oversight (e.g., forums or gamingenvironments with communityguidelines).Avoid moving to private messaging tooquickly, as this can limit accountability.5. Be Wary of Flattery or GiftsBe cautious if someone is overlycomplimentary or offers gifts orrewards. This can be a tactic to gaintrust and manipulate you.Remember that authentic relationshipsdon’t usually begin with excessiveflattery or gifts.6. Set BoundariesClearly communicate your boundariesand be firm about what you arecomfortable discussing.If someone crosses those boundaries,it’s okay to disengage from theconversation.7. Use Privacy SettingsFamiliarize yourself with the privacysettings on social media and otherplatforms, and adjust them to limit whocan contact you or see yourinformation.Regularly review and update yourprivacy settings to ensure they alignwith your comfort levels.8. Trust Your GutIf something feels off or makes youuncomfortable, it’s okay to stopcommunicating with that person.Emphasize the importance of listeningto your instincts—if a situation feelsunsafe, prioritize your safety.9. Talk to Someone You TrustIf you feel uneasy about yourconversations, talk to a parent, teacher,or trusted adult about your concerns.They can provide support and guidance.Having someone else aware of thesituation can help keep you accountableand safe.10. Know How to Block and ReportFamiliarize yourself with how to blockand report users on various platforms ifsomeone is harassing or threatening you.Reporting harmful behavior can protectyou and others from potential dangers.Regularly review and update yourprivacy settings to ensure they alignwith your comfort levels.11. Educate Yourself About OnlineScamsLearn about common online scams andmanipulative tactics so you can easilyrecognize them if they occur.Understanding the language andstrategies used by harmful individualscan help you identify red flags morequickly.12. Be Cautious with Requests forVideo Chats or MeetingsBe suspicious if someone insists onvideo chatting or meeting in person toosoon. This can often be a tactic topressure you into a potentiallydangerous situation.Prioritize safety and comfort overfulfilling someone else's desire forimmediate interaction.BE CAUTIOUS AND SETBOUNDARIESTRUST YOUR INSTINCTSAND RESOURCESBEING INFORMED MAKESYOU SAFER ironfistgymllc.comrelentlessrebelevolution.com RRE: 786-505-5416IFG: 786-440-6309
4. Keep Conversations on PublicPlatformsTry to communicate through platformsthat provide some level of moderationor oversight (e.g., forums or gamingenvironments with communityguidelines).Avoid moving to private messaging tooquickly, as this can limit accountability.5. Be Wary of Flattery or GiftsBe cautious if someone is overlycomplimentary or offers gifts orrewards. This can be a tactic to gaintrust and manipulate you.Remember that authentic relationshipsdon’t usually begin with excessiveflattery or gifts.6. Set BoundariesClearly communicate your boundariesand be firm about what you arecomfortable discussing.If someone crosses those boundaries,it’s okay to disengage from theconversation.7. Use Privacy SettingsFamiliarize yourself with the privacysettings on social media and otherplatforms, and adjust them to limit whocan contact you or see yourinformation.Regularly review and update yourprivacy settings to ensure they alignwith your comfort levels.8. Trust Your GutIf something feels off or makes youuncomfortable, it’s okay to stopcommunicating with that person.Emphasize the importance of listeningto your instincts—if a situation feelsunsafe, prioritize your safety.9. Talk to Someone You TrustIf you feel uneasy about yourconversations, talk to a parent, teacher,or trusted adult about your concerns.They can provide support and guidance.Having someone else aware of thesituation can help keep you accountableand safe.10. Know How to Block and ReportFamiliarize yourself with how to blockand report users on various platforms ifsomeone is harassing or threatening you.Reporting harmful behavior can protectyou and others from potential dangers.Regularly review and update yourprivacy settings to ensure they alignwith your comfort levels.11. Educate Yourself About OnlineScamsLearn about common online scams andmanipulative tactics so you can easilyrecognize them if they occur.Understanding the language andstrategies used by harmful individualscan help you identify red flags morequickly.12. Be Cautious with Requests forVideo Chats or MeetingsBe suspicious if someone insists onvideo chatting or meeting in person toosoon. This can often be a tactic topressure you into a potentiallydangerous situation.Prioritize safety and comfort overfulfilling someone else's desire forimmediate interaction.BE CAUTIOUS AND SETBOUNDARIESTRUST YOUR INSTINCTSAND RESOURCESBEING INFORMED MAKESYOU SAFER ironfistgymllc.comrelentlessrebelevolution.com RRE: 786-505-5416IFG: 786-440-6309
When communicatingwith others online, it’simportant for you to beaware of potential risksand to employ strategiesto protect yourself. Here are some keytactics you should keepin mind when speakingto someone online whomay want to do youharmTEENSSTAYSAFEONLINETIPS TOPROTECT YOURSELFSTAYVIGILANT1. Don’t Share Personal InformationAvoid disclosing details such as yourfull name, address, school, phonenumber, or any other identifyinginformation.Be cautious about sharing informationthat can be used to locate you (e.g.,specific locations you frequently visit).2. Assess the Other Person’sIntentionsPay attention to language and tone. Ifsomeone is overly aggressive,demanding personal details, or makesyou feel uncomfortable, trust yourinstincts.Look for patterns in conversation thatmay indicate manipulative or harmfulintentions.3. Think Before You ReplyTake your time to respond, especially ifyou feel uncertain about what theother person is asking or suggesting.Don’t feel pressured to answerimmediately or to continue aconversation if you don’t feel safe.CONSIDER & ANALYZE12150 SW 132ND CT UNIT 216MIAMI FL 33186Our studio locationironfistgymllcrelentlessrebelevolution
When communicatingwith others online, it’simportant for you to beaware of potential risksand to employ strategiesto protect yourself. Here are some keytactics you should keepin mind when speakingto someone online whomay want to do youharmTEENSSTAYSAFEONLINETIPS TOPROTECT YOURSELFSTAYVIGILANT1. Don’t Share Personal InformationAvoid disclosing details such as yourfull name, address, school, phonenumber, or any other identifyinginformation.Be cautious about sharing informationthat can be used to locate you (e.g.,specific locations you frequently visit).2. Assess the Other Person’sIntentionsPay attention to language and tone. Ifsomeone is overly aggressive,demanding personal details, or makesyou feel uncomfortable, trust yourinstincts.Look for patterns in conversation thatmay indicate manipulative or harmfulintentions.3. Think Before You ReplyTake your time to respond, especially ifyou feel uncertain about what theother person is asking or suggesting.Don’t feel pressured to answerimmediately or to continue aconversation if you don’t feel safe.CONSIDER & ANALYZE12150 SW 132ND CT UNIT 216MIAMI FL 33186Our studio locationironfistgymllcrelentlessrebelevolution