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Guide Lines For Using RingerNation.com. |
- Talk to your kids about why they use RingerNation.com, how they
communicate with others and how they represent themselves onRingerNation.com.
- Kids shouldn't lie about how old they are. RingerNation.com members must be 14
years of age or older. We take extra precautions to protect our younger
members and we are not able to do so if they do not identify themselves as such.
RingerNation.com will delete users
whom we find to be younger than 14, or those misrepresenting their age.
- RingerNation.com is a
public space. Members shouldn't post anything they wouldn't want the
world to know (e.g., phone number, address, IM screen name, or specific
whereabouts). Tell your children they should avoid posting anything that would
make it easy for a stranger to find them, such as their local hangouts.
- Remind them not to post anything that could embarrass them later or
expose them to danger. Although RingerNation.com is public, teens
sometimes think that adults can't see what they post. Tell them that they
shouldn't post photos or info they wouldn't want adults to see.
- People aren't always who they say they are. Ask your children to be
careful about adding strangers to their friends list. It's fun to
connect with new RingerNation.com
friends from all over the world, but members should be cautious when
communicating with people they don't know. They should talk to you if they want
to meet an online friend in person, and if you think it's safe, any meeting
should take place in public and with friends or a trusted adult present.
- Harassment, hate speech and inappropriate content should be
reported. If your kids encounter inappropriate behavior, let them know
that they can let you know, or they should report it to RingerNation.com or the authorities.
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