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Rebecca: Being online is really important to me.
It's where I go to chill out and share videos I've made.

Vilma: I go online to keep in touch with family and catch up with mates.

Ashley: I go online to research projects I'm working on at college and to see what's happening in the world.

Rebecca: Staying safe and in control is easy.
  It doesn't matter whether you're Deaf or hearing.

Ashley: It's about knowing when to keep certain things to myself.

Vilma: It's like my address, my mobile number and my passwords...
It's important to keep all of these things secret.
I keep personal information to myself.

Ashley: There's lots of things that I love to share online, like videos I've made.

Rebecca: I love sharing photos with my friends.

Vilma: I share things we're working on together.

Ashley: Do I share anything that's not appropriate, that might get me in trouble? No.

Rebecca: Do I share anything that might make me or someone else ashamed? No.
I know that things I share and do can be spread quickly online.
I know that a joke can arrive in a hundred email inboxes.

Ashley: I know that my photos on Facebook can be  looked at by many people I don't know.

Vilma: I know that a comment I make can be sent to thousands of people on Twitter in a few seconds.

Ashley: If I put something online that's not appropriate my parents could see it!

Vilma: If I put something online that's not appropriate my teacher could see it!

Rebecca: If I put something online that's not appropriate, in the future  someone who offers me a job could see it! No.

Ashley: It's important - if I see something suspicious online that  I'm not sure about, what do I do? I can ask advice from adults.

Rebecca: If people post things about me, trying to hurt or embarrass me I can get advice from my parents.

Vilma: If a stranger tries to meet me face to face, outside - that's risky. Come on!

Ashley: If something bad happens to my friend instead of me, I will do something about it.

Rebecca: I will support my friend and then ask an adult for advice.

Ashley: You should make sure you know when to keep info to yourself.
 
Stay safe and in control when you’re online.