Safety tips for photo sharing

On February 5, 2013, join Yahoo! and organizations around the globe in promoting safer online experiences for all. The tenth annual Safer Internet Day, sponsored by Insafe and co-founded by the European Union, is focusing on Online Rights and Responsibilities, with the slogan “Connect with respect.”

At Yahoo!, we try to make thinking about online safety a daily habit. We want everyone to think about what they’re posting before they post it, to create respectful interactions online. 

Along with some of our partners, we have a lot of great ways to get involved this Safer Internet Day. Check out our ideas, and let us know how you’ll be involved. We’ll be covering the events of Safer Internet Day on Twitter at @YahooSafely.

Yahoo! Answers:  We have also teamed up with Yahoo! Answers in our efforts. We want to hear from the community. Here’s a special question for Safer Internet Day, and we want your thoughts: 

What is one way that you make online safety a daily habit?

Print and Share: Safety Tips for Photo Sharing: Taking a photo and sharing it publicly can take a few taps in a few seconds. Check out our printable tip sheet for sharing photos safely and securely.

Useful safety tips for photo sharing. (Yahoo! photo)


Other resources around the web:

A Platform for Good: Yahoo! is happy to support a website that promotes the positive use of the Internet. Check out resources for parents, teachers and teens.

You can also find out more about Insafe and Safer Internet day on SaferInternet.org.

We’re proud to support an event gathers so many stakeholders across the public, private, and non-profit sectors on an international level. A commitment to online safety is something we can all agree on, and we are excited to watch the day unfold.

In Singapore, in conjunction with Safer Internet Day, the Media Literacy Council is organising a youth conference and parent-child workshops. Learn more about their initiatives here.

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