The internet is fantastic. Through it you can find almost any kind of information. Without realizing it, we also contribute to this collection of information.

For our safety, there are some things we need to keep in mind:

- Avoid sharing your home address. Such information is redundant and does not need to be known to an entire community (for example, that of social networks). Be careful in sharing your location or posting it on different websites.

- Do not tell too much detailed information about yourself. Something like, "It's dark in my neighborhood and it's scary at night," is not suggested to be shared on social media.

- Be careful when communicating with strangers online. Often times, on the other side of the screen, there is a man very different from the person you have created in mind. Do some research and make sure before you meet someone online.

- If it comes to sharing photos / videos of your friends, ask them in advance. No one will publish his image on the Internet without his knowledge.

- Do not distribute complaints to the boss or workplace.

- Be careful with the distribution of screenshots, as you may inadvertently hurt a friend.

- Do not discuss privacy issues on social networks. "I got into a fight with my boyfriend, should I leave him?" - This, for example, is not even a nice "joke".

- Take the "grandmother and child test": If you can easily show a photo / video to a grandmother and a child, you can safely post it on social networks.

Sharing children / babies online is a delicate, much-discussed topic. The decision is personal, but nevertheless, the safest choice is not to publish it.

Tip: Avoid social networking when you are nervous or stressed.