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    A document outlines 10 common myths about keeping children safe online, including that digital natives inherently know all risks, under 13s cannot use social media, and that safety software alone can protect children. It challenges assumptions that children face no risks from people they meet online or that digital skills training alone reduces risks, and questions whether monitoring computers in public spaces sufficiently protects children.

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    A document outlines 10 common myths about keeping children safe online, including that digital natives inherently know all risks, under 13s cannot use social media, and that safety software alone can protect children. It challenges assumptions that children face no risks from people they meet online or that digital skills training alone reduces risks, and questions whether monitoring computers in public spaces sufficiently protects children.

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    October 2011: Ten myths about keeping children safe online: (summary of the eu-kids-online survey by NCTE

    1. Digital natives know it all. 2. Everyone is creating their own content 3. Under 13s cant use social networking sites 4. Everyone watches porn online. 5. Bullies are baddies 6. People you meet on the internet are strangers 7. Offline risks migrate online 8. Putting the PC in the living room will help reduce risks for young people 9. Teaching digital skills reduces online risk 10. Children can get around safety software

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