Whatever gaming sites your children use, our advice remains the same. It is important to
have a conversation with your child about the sites they use and carry on having open
discussions. This will encourage them to come to you with any concerns they may have.
Involve your child in discussions and decisions about online safety and their internet usage.
This will help them understand the importance of staying safe whilst having a great time
online. It will also help to educate them about how they can keep themselves safe online
and know what to do if something goes wrong.
1. Stay engaged and have regular conversations
Show an interest in the games your children are playing. This could be through having a
conversation about what they like to play or could be through watching them play the
game. You could even have a go at playing the games yourself! If children know you
have an interest in the game, they may feel more comfortable talking to you about it or
coming to you for help if they need it.
2. Help them understand the importance of personal information
Check that your child understands: - the importance of keeping their personal information
safe - that the should speak to an adult straight away if the chat goes from being about
the game to meeting up offline, personal information or sending images.
3. Set rules around spending money in games
Have a conversation with your child to make sure they realise that is possible to spend real
money on the game. Make promises that work for your family; perhaps your child will have
to ask you for permission before they make an in-game purchase.
4. Koristite sigurnosne funkcije koje su na raspolaganju
Block and report ,
Make sure your child knows how to find and use the report and block functions. Use
the Roblox how to make a report page to learn how to do this,
Safety settings: Set up the parental controls that are right for your family. You can also
disable chat, set up the Parent PIN and use the Account Restrictions within Roblox,
Settings for under 13s: There are additional safety features for under-13s , so it’s worth
checking your child’s account is registered with the correct age. Players under the
age of 13 have a <13 symbol next to their username on the game at all times, however
this is not displayed to other players.
5. Encourage them to tell you about concerns
Remind your child that they should come to you if they ever see something inappropriate,
mean comments or if anything worries them within the game. If you know how to report
this type of content within Roblox, you will be in the best position to help them if they need
it.
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