Core Teen Internet Safety · Lesson 01
The safety backbone
Recall the five actions and identify the safest first move under pressure.
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Core Teen Internet Safety · Lesson 02
Accounts and recovery
Protect the primary email, use strong authentication, and prepare recovery before an account is lost.
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Privacy and location clues
Recognise how photos, routines, profiles, and connected apps expose more than intended.
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Scams and manipulated media
Verify urgent requests, recognise social engineering, and slow down AI-assisted deception.
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Grooming, sextortion, and image abuse
Recognise coercion, preserve evidence safely, and involve a usable adult without bargaining or paying.
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Harassment, doxxing, and threats
Separate online conflict from credible danger and choose the correct containment and reporting route.
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Well-being and algorithmic pressure
Protect sleep, attention, and functioning without treating every online activity as harmful.
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Incident response and helping a friend
Use a calm response plan, avoid dangerous secrecy, and follow up beyond the first report.
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Creator identity and account control
Separate public identity, private identity, owner access, moderator roles, and recovery custody.
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Safe filming and livestream preparation
Reduce location, schedule, school, home, and family exposure before going live.
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Moderation as a safety system
Create rules, escalation levels, evidence handling, shifts, and adult backup without sharing owner passwords.
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Parasocial pressure and grooming
Recognise boundary testing, secrecy, gifts, access demands, and attempts to move a teen into private channels.
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Doxxing, sextortion, and swatting risk
Preserve limited evidence, protect immediate safety, and use the appropriate platform, school, or law-enforcement route.
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Collaborations and creator agreements
Clarify roles, permissions, edit rights, publication boundaries, travel, and exit rights before recording.
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Copyright, sponsorships, and money
Understand licensing, disclosures, adult payee duties, contracts, taxes, and pressure created by revenue.
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Recovery and return to creation
Stabilise the teen first, then rebuild accounts, moderation, confidence, and a safe return plan.
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Player identity and account recovery
Protect linked email, platform accounts, recovery proof, sessions, inventories, and payment methods.
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Voice chat, Discord, and private channels
Recognise when ordinary team communication becomes secrecy, pressure, isolation, or unsafe contact.
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Grooming and sextortion in gaming spaces
Spot trust-building tactics, gifts, rank or access promises, coercion, and demands for images or money.
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Doxxing, swatting, and physical threats
Treat address exposure and credible threats as real-world safety events rather than ordinary game conflict.
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Virtual economies and spending pressure
Protect purchases, trades, items, codes, and family payment access while recognising gambling-like design.
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Esports teams, events, and travel
Set supervision, lodging, transport, communication, roster, and safeguarding expectations before travel.
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Health, sleep, and sustainable play
Use stopping points, recovery time, movement, hydration, sleep, and team expectations instead of shame.
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Incident response and return to play
Save evidence, secure access, involve the right adults, report correctly, and rebuild participation safely.
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What generative AI does
Distinguish generated patterns from verified knowledge and understand why confident errors occur.
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Research, schoolwork, and disclosure
Verify claims, preserve sources, follow school rules, and document where AI materially affected the work.
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Privacy, memory, and connected data
Decide what should never be entered and recognise that settings, retention, and model behaviour can change.
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Deepfakes, voice cloning, and impersonation
Use independent verification for urgent, emotional, financial, or identity-based requests.
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AI companions and emotional pressure
Recognise dependency, isolation, manipulation, sexualised interaction, and unsafe replacement of human help.
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Bias, provenance, and representation
Test outputs for missing context, stereotypes, fabricated attribution, and unequal consequences.
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Agents and automated actions
Limit permissions, use previews and approval gates, and avoid giving an agent uncontrolled access to accounts or money.
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Copyright, recovery, and human oversight
Respect authorship, preserve evidence after misuse, and keep a responsible human in consequential decisions.
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