Online safety in Simplified Chinese (简体中文)

Learn how to keep your family safe online, including:

• why online safety is important 
• how eSafety can help 
• setting up family online safety rules 
• conversation ideas and tips. 

Video

Click the video to watch. To view subtitles in Simplified Chinese, click on the closed caption (CC) button.

Advice sheet

Click the link to download the advice sheet, then open it to read.

Understand social media for children and young people, so you can:

• talk with your child about social media 
• set up their online account 
• use social media safely 
• report problems.

Video

Click the video to watch. To view subtitles in Simplified Chinese, click on the closed caption (CC) button.

Advice sheet

Click the link to download the advice sheet, then open it to read.

Make gaming a safe and enjoyable part of family life, by learning about: 

• setting up games so they are safe 
• making friends in games 
• reporting issues in games. 

Video

Click the video to watch. To view subtitles in Simplified Chinese, click on the closed caption (CC) button.

Advice sheet

Click the link to download the advice sheet, then open it to read.

Learn how to support your child if they are being bullied online, including how to: 

• recognise online bullying 
• collect information about the bullying 
• report online bullying.

Video

Click the video to watch. To view subtitles in Simplified Chinese, click on the closed caption (CC) button.

Advice sheet

Click the link to download the advice sheet, then open it to read.

We can always talk about being safe online

Download and print this poster. You can display it in your home to remind you to regularly talk about online safety as a family.

'Every online safety conversation matters' card and advice sheet

eSafety developed these resources in partnership with the Australian Centre to Counter Child Exploitation (ACCCE). They will help you discuss online safety with your child - including their online interests, dealing with uncomfortable or unsafe situations, getting help from trusted adults and reporting abuse.

Click the image links to download the conversation starters or advice sheet, then open them to read.

Getting help

If you think your child might be experiencing child sexual abuse, there are things you can do to help. 

• Stay calm. Listen and believe them.
• If the child is in Australia and is in immediate danger, call Triple Zero (000) or your local police on 131 444.
• Any type of suspected child sexual abuse or exploitation, including grooming, should be reported to the Australian Centre to Counter Child Exploitation (ACCCE). The child can make a report themselves, or an adult can help them. Or you can make an anonymous report to Crime Stoppers at crimestoppers.com.au or 1800 333 000.
• Anyone can report online child sexual exploitation and abuse material to eSafety at any time, so we can have it removed. Your report can be anonymous.
• Anyone whose nude or sexual image or video has been shared online without their consent can report it to eSafety, so we can have it removed. 
• The TakeItDown tool can provide a secure, anonymous way to prevent sexual images or videos being uploaded and shared on a range of online platforms and services. 
• There are many counselling and support services that help children who have experienced sexual abuse, including grooming, and their families. These are listed on the ACCCE website.

• Resources for parents and carers
• Resources for school teachers
• Domestic and family violence
• Adult cyber abuse

To access more online safety advice, visit our Simplified Chinese resources section.