Chapter 17. Talking About Safety
In your everyday life, you have negotiated the levels of safety you practice with your family, with your neighbors, within your circle of friends, and in society, though perhaps not always consciously. Everyone in your family understands the need to lock the front door at night, why they shouldn’t leave candles burning when nobody is around, and why the dog must be kept on a leash. All of these things help keep you, your family, and your neighbors safe.
Understanding the Safety Pacts You Make
The same logic behind your family’s everyday safety practices can be applied when discussing and identifying safe Internet practices for you, your spouse, and your children, as well as the nature of your online interactions ...
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