1. Think Before You Click

Before clicking a link in an email or message, stop and check the source. Hover your mouse over the link to see where it really leads. If it looks strange or comes from someone you don't know, play it safe and delete it.

2. Create Strong, Unique Passwords

Treat your passwords like your toothbrush: don't share them with anyone, and change them if they start to get old! Use a mix of capital letters, numbers, and symbols to make them hard for hackers to guess.

3. Keep Your Personal Info Private

Your full name, address, and school are private. Never share these details on gaming sites or social media. Once something is posted online, it can stay there forever, so share with care.

4. Update Your Apps and Software

Those "Update Available" pop-ups are actually your friends. They often contain security patches that fix "holes" in your software that hackers might try to use to get into your device.