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The truth about the internet is that its not a 

safe place. You may be online and think its a 

normal day and its just something to entertain 

you, but really you could be being traced and 

being watched. You could apply for a job or

maybe even sign up for a web site and just like 

that your information is all over the internet.

When it comes down to creating passwords I 

always stick with the same one, and most 

importantly never share it. Why never share 

your password? Think of it as the most 

important thing in your life. Just by sharing 

your password you could be giving away your 

life, and if you know whats best for you, you'd 

keep it. 

Creating accounts could be the most dangerous 

thing you could do on the internet, definitely 

the most unsafe thing. Then again there is a 

safe way to do it. The 3 things i always 

remember to keep to myself when creating an 

account or signing up for something are. 1. 

Never give out your phone number. Why? 

because phones are the easiest things to be 

traced, and as soon as you post your phone 

number up, the whole world now has it. 2. 

Never give away your home address unless you 

are over the age of 18. Why? 

because just like that unknown packages could 

be arriving at your house, strangers could find 

out where to find you etc. So never give out 

your home information unless its absolutely 

necessary and you are above the age of 18. 3. 

when using a credit card, debit card, or any 

other card besides a gift card always have an 

adult around to make sure you're being safe.

Using the Internet could still be a fun 

thing to do IF you're safe. If you are not 

safe then you could be in serious danger, 

more danger than you think you are in.  

Just remember if you are creating accounts, ordering, 

or even sending emails that you read everything no 

matter how long the terms and agreements might be, 

make sure you read to a good extent and be safe

For example, A girl named Serena 

decided to sign up for face book. She 

followed all directions. She input her 

name, email adress, and Phone number. 

Bad news are that serena decided to lie 

on her date of birth ad worse she 

posted her phone number. So a few 

months later serena received a friend 

request from a stranger seemed to be 

over the age of 18. Later that week 

serena received a message from the 

same guy. Serena decided to talk to 

this stranger, and later on the stranger 

came to a conclusion to ask serena for 

her address.

Serena refused to share her home address and 

decides to come to her parents for help. Moral 

of the story is to never put in personal 

information when signing up for online things.

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