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Discuss ways to report or remove harmful content
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Most social media sites have a ‘report’ function to allow people to report content that is in violation of their terms of service. Make sure your child knows how to block someone, report content and how to use their privacy settings.
If you or your child need help to remove harmful content online you can contact Netsafe for help. They can offer help for all situations – big or small.
5. Have emergency contact details on hand in case you need it
As a parent, it can be hard to think about things going very wrong for your child online. In case of an urgent situation, it’s worth having an understanding of what services are available and when you should contact them just in case. We’ve put together a list of services you can turn to if you or your child need help.
If your child is at risk of imminent danger or a crime is being committed contact the police on 111 immediately for help.
If a crime has already happened you can call 105 (the non-emergency number for Police).
Social media safety centres
Facebook - www.facebook.com/safety/tools/safety
Snapchat - www.snapchat.com/l/en-gb/safety
Instagram - https://help.instagram.com/285881641526716
YouTube - www.youtube.com/yt/policyandsafety/safety.html
Twitter - https://about.twitter.com/safety/families
Special thanks to vpnMentor for providing us with information for this educational resource.
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