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Messages Predators Send on Social Media (for students, parents & educators)

Key Takeaways

Predators who try to "meet" kids online will often encourage them to communicate using disappearing messages to avoid the notice of parents and others

They are master manipulators and will tell kids, "I understand you better than other people do" or "don't tell anyone about our conversations—they wouldn't get it"

Parents should talk with their kids about avoiding strangers online and never revealing personal information or photos that could be used against them

Dialogue Starters (questions for parents to ask students)

I don't really understand how you "meet" people online. Are they always people you know, and how can you tell they are who they say they are?

If your friends talk to people online they don't really know, what kinds of things would you tell them to be careful not to share or send? 

How do you think a predator might try to manipulate someone into trusting them or giving them personal details? 

Messages Predators Send on Social Media (for students, parents & educators)

Key Takeaways

Predators who try to "meet" kids online will often encourage them to communicate using disappearing messages to avoid the notice of parents and others

They are master manipulators and will tell kids, "I understand you better than other people do" or "don't tell anyone about our conversations—they wouldn't get it"

Parents should talk with their kids about avoiding strangers online and never revealing personal information or photos that could be used against them

Dialogue Starters (questions for parents to ask students)

I don't really understand how you "meet" people online. Are they always people you know, and how can you tell they are who they say they are?

If your friends talk to people online they don't really know, what kinds of things would you tell them to be careful not to share or send? 

How do you think a predator might try to manipulate someone into trusting them or giving them personal details?