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Find the latest information to help you manage online safety issues. Use the filter to tailor content to your specific needs.
Learn how to protect your personal information and report harmful content on common social media, games, apps and sites.
Build your online safety skills as an educator to help deal with cyberbullying incidents, online abuse and the impacts.
Find out how to support a young person who has been targeted by cyberbullying.
eSafety can direct the removal of illegal online content, such as child sexual abuse material and terrorist material.
Read stories from people who have experienced image-based abuse and the steps victims have taken to deal with it.
These resources are for frontline workers supporting people dealing with technology-facilitated domestic, family and sexual violence.
Unwanted contact is any type of online communication that makes you feel uncomfortable or unsafe.
Many social media, apps and online services let you share photos and videos with other people online. Learn about the benefits and risks when using these features.
Learn about why people cyberbully others and what to do if you have been to somebody online.
How to protect your personally identifiable information from identity theft and other threats, including advice on setting strong passwords.
Screen capture (also called ‘screenshotting’) is when different technologies and manual techniques let people take a still image or video from the screen of a computer or mobile device.
Make the most of the security features available on your devices and when you connect online, and build good habits to keep yourself safe.
Our online safety checklist can help if you’re experiencing tech-based domestic, family and sexual violence.