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FEMALE SPEAKER: Welcome to the Google Online Safety Roadshow.
MALE SPEAKER: We're here to teach you
a few things you need to know so you can stay safe online--
FEMALE SPEAKER: --and enjoy all of the fun things
that the web has to offer.
[DING]
MALE SPEAKER: Think before you share!
The web connects us all--
FEMALE SPEAKER: --and allows us to share
in ways we have never before been able to.
MALE SPEAKER: Whether through social media posts, comments--
FEMALE SPEAKER: --or even videos--
MALE SPEAKER: --we can reach friends near and far
with just a click.
FEMALE SPEAKER: But what you share on the web
and who you share it with can end up saying a lot about you--
[LAUGHTER]
MALE SPEAKER: --and can become a part of your life story.
[GROANS]
You can't control information once it's
out there in the world.
FEMALE SPEAKER: What you post or send
can easily be forwarded, copied, or found by other internet
users--
MALE SPEAKER: --including strangers--
FEMALE SPEAKER: --or people you know who
aren't necessarily your friends.
MALE SPEAKER: Other people's impressions of you
can change based on what you share.
FEMALE SPEAKER: And posting inappropriate information
can have negative consequences you may not have considered.
That can mean impacting your place on the soccer team,
summer job opportunities--
MALE SPEAKER: --or even one day--
[BELL RINGS]
--what college you go to.
FEMALE SPEAKER: The internet is an awesome tool
for having fun and making new friends.
But with great power comes great responsibility.
MALE SPEAKER: So use your power for good.
You can just as easily lose friends as make them,
based on how you manage your reputation online.
FEMALE SPEAKER: So don't forget--
MALE SPEAKER: --to think before you share.
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