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This lesson is crucial in educating teens about engaging in unsafe and risky online behaviours, and debunks common myths about online predators.
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Catfishing is when someone pretends to be someone else online by using a fake identity, often with the intention of deceiving others. This can include using fake profile pictures, names, and personal information to create a false persona.
Unsafe or risky behaviours online refer to actions that can potentially expose someone to harm, such as sharing personal information with strangers, clicking on suspicious links, or engaging in inappropriate communication.
Myths of online predators are false beliefs or misconceptions that people may have about strangers who use the internet to harm others, such as the belief that all online predators are old men or that they can only be found on specific websites.
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