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The END

Saturday, January 24, 2009

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It is the end of my presentation.

Thank you all for reading my blog and I hope that all of you will be wary of the danger of the net and MSN.

BYE BYE~

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writtern @9:05 PM

The dangers of MSN

You will always think that MSN is very safe.

"Confirm nothing dangerous with MSN!"

But you are WRONG!!

Here are some things that will happen to you if you are not alert:

>The online predators may con you of your money.

>They may try to lure you out and take advantage of you.

>They may blackmail and threaten you to do something for them.

>They may get some information from you and you may get into deep trouble.

These are only some examples. But there are more. So always be alert when using MSN or the net.

writtern @8:49 PM

Inspirational use of MSN application

Use MSN for the GOOD

not the BAD

the GOOD

>Checking out what homework you have with your friends.

>Playing games with someone you know online.

>Chating with your friends.

>Sharing photos with someone you know.

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the BAD

>Threatening someone.

>Cyber bullying.

>Talking bad/spread rumors behind someone's back on MSN.

writtern @7:59 PM

Interesting Facts about MSN

Friday, January 23, 2009

Want to know some interesting facts about MSN?Read on!

>MSN provides outstanding messaging facilities to the users.

>MSN Messenger was developed between 1999 and 2005.

>In the month of February in the year of 2006 , it was got the name Windows Live Messenger.

>There are many versions of MSN messenger.

>MSN Messenger 1 (1.0.0863) is considered to be the first among all the products launched by MSN Messenger. It is on the 22nd of July in the year of 1999 that this particular product was released.

If u want to get more fun facts about MSN, you may go to this website: http://www.instantmessagehub.com/

Source: http://www.instantmessagehub.com/

writtern @11:41 PM

Case Study

The dangers of online chat

"In order to investigate just how likely young children were to be approached online by adults, the BBC asked two detectives to pose as a 14-year-old girl and visit a range of unsupervised chat rooms.

Despite the fact that Sydney, the name they chose for their character, only went to chat rooms with innocent titles, did not approach any other people on

line and was non-committal and passive in conversation, she was contacted by 30 men over a two-week period.

One man went so far as to persuade her to meet up, having asked her questions about her sexual experience."

Source:http://news.bbc.co.uk/

I was talking to a 40-year-old man on the net

'Sandra' has already had a scary chatroom experience and in her report she tells us that you should never arrange to meet anyone you've been chatting to online.
"About a year ago, when I was 15, my friend and I went into a chatroom on the internet.

We'd never done it before and thought it would be fun.

Sounded nice

We soon started chatting to a boy, he said he was 19.

We would chat to him for an hour each day.

He sounded a nice person and gradually he started to ask personal questions about us, even what we thought about going out with older lads.

Said yes

After a week he asked us if we wanted to meet him.

We immediately said yes, we thought it would be Ok and we hadn't heard anything about chatroom dangers.

And because there were two of us, we thought we would look out for each other.

Nobody knew

Three days later we agreed to meet him outside the local McDonalds because it was a crowded area and we didn't want to meet him anywhere that was too quiet.

We didn't tell anyone about what we were going to do, we just thought it would be a laugh.

He gave us his mobile number so we could call him when we arrived there.

Two men

At 8.00pm we were approaching McDonalds where we saw two men standing around looking like they were waiting for someone.

We stayed back and rang the mobile number we were given.

When we did this we saw one of the men answer his phone.

Ran home

We knew straight away that these men were waiting for us.

First of all there were two of them and they were not 19, they looked more like in their 40s.

We both got really scared and ran home.

One of the guys kept ringing me to see where we were so I turned my phone off.
He kept phoning for a couple of days, then he stopped. I didn't feel too worried because he didn't know where we lived.

Very lucky

The reason I'm telling my story is that I want other young people to know about the dangers of chatrooms.

My friend and I put ourselves in a very dangerous situation but luckily we were Ok.

From our experience we urge everyone not to give out any personal information about yourself in chatrooms.

And definitely do not arrange to meet anyone, because you just don't know who you've been talking to."

'Sandra', 16, Middlesbrough
Source:http://news.bbc.co.uk/

writtern @10:48 PM

the DOs & DONTs

Sunday, January 18, 2009

HELLO~!

Here are a few tips to keep YOU safe when you log onto MSN.

the DON'Ts

> Do NOT give out your name, age, address, contact number to anyone you don't know or someone you know but don't trust.

>Do NOT give a stranger you met online your photo of yourself or your family.

>Do NOT meet up with a stranger you met online for he/she would have something in mind for you!

>Do NOT turn on your webcam with a stranger you met online!

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the DOs

>Do tell your parents if a stranger you met online is bothreing you so that your parents could inform the police about it.

>Block and delete the person from your friend list if the person keeps on bothering you.

>Make a NEW MSN account if you are afraid that the person will track you down again.

Information you reveal online is PUBLIC

not PRIVATE!!

writtern @11:59 PM