Resources – Young people

Resources - Young people
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Passphrases, passwords and MFA quiz
There’s lots of ways to keep your personal information safe. Take the quiz to check out your level of cybersecurity knowledge.
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Passphrases, passwords and MFA
This guide will help you level up your online security game and protect your personal information from hackers and scammers.
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Scammers and fake friends quiz
A scam is a way of tricking people into handing over money or personal details. Sometimes scammers will pretend they know you, or even become your friend to try and trick you later.
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Fake friends and fake profiles quiz
Are your digital defence skills ready to combat cyber criminals? Take the quiz to test your defence skills.
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Hackers, scammers and fake friends
These powerful digital defence skills will help you stop cyber criminals in their tracks and find help when you need it.
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Blocking unwanted contact
Check out these tips to prevent or stop unwanted contact ruining your time online.
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Protecting personal information quiz
Sometimes we share personal information online without knowing it. This makes it easier for cyber criminals like hackers, scammers and fake friends to access our accounts or steal our identity.
Think you know how much personal information is OK to share in posts and chats?
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Cyberbullying quiz
Cyberbullying is never OK. Test your knowledge of what is, isn’t, and where to get help when it’s needed. Together we can create a more kind, inclusive and respectful online world.
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Cyberbullying: what to do when things go wrong
These tips are a list of actions you can take if you are either being cyberbullied or see someone else being cyberbullied.
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Digital Balance quiz
Building healthy online habits can improve your physical and mental wellbeing. Take the quiz to check how well you balance screen time.
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Lifehacks for a balanced time online
Check out these tips on how to balance your online time in relation to study, health and wellbeing.
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Video Resources
Check out our video resources to help you navigate social media and the world online.
Additional help and support
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How to report inappropriate content
The eSafety Commissioner is Australia's national independent regulator for online safety. It has developed an eSafety Guide with reporting links and information for a range of social media services, games, apps and sites. Reporting of inappropriate images, content and cyberbullying can also be made directly to esafety.gov.au/report.
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What to do if you need more help
If you need help, you can call Kids Helpline, Australia's only free, private and confidential 24/7 phone and online counselling service for 5 to 25 year olds. Call 1800 55 1800 or visit kidshelpline.com.au.
For a free, private and confidential talk with an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Crisis Supporter you can call 13YARN on 13 92 76 (24/7) or visit 13yarn.org.au.

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