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Young people are spending more time than ever in digital spaces. The Internet allows us to connect with people, share ideas, be creative, have fun and discover new things. Unfortunately, young people also face risks online. Common problems include cyberbullying, receiving unwanted messages, seeing images and content you don’t want to see, or having your private information or photos shared without your permission. Safer Internet Day, or SID for short, is organized in the second week of February every year, and over 180 countries take part. The aim is to raise awareness of online issues and make the Internet a safer place. SID invites everyone to be part of a big conversation about online issues. This is particularly important for teenagers because they often experience unpleasant situations online, but they don’t always feel they can talk about them. Internet: <www.learnenglishteens.britishcouncil.org> (with adaptations).
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