Fun Examples: Use fun stories or characters that illustrate what can happen when someone clicks a bad link.

Tell kids that unknown links can hide viruses, steal personal info, or lead to harmful content; clicking only trusted links keeps them safe online.

1. Risk of Viruses: Unknown links may contain harmful software that can damage their device.
2. Personal Information Theft: Clicking can lead to sites that try to steal passwords or other private details.
3. Avoid Scams: Many links are fake offers or tricks to get money or information.
4. Loss of Account Access: Some links lead to sites that try to capture login information and hack accounts.
5. Inappropriate Content: Unknown links may lead to content that’s not safe or suitable for kids.
6. Fake Links Can Look Real: Teach them that some links appear legitimate but can still be dangerous.
7. Ask for Help If Unsure: Encourage them to check with a trusted adult before clicking anything unfamiliar.
8. Close Pop-Ups: Explain that random pop-ups or ads should be closed immediately without clicking.