Being online can feel just like being in the real world - you can chat, play games and share pictures.
- If someone you're talking to online does or says something that makes you feel upset, worried, or uncomfortable, you need to report it. Especially if you've been asked to do things that you don't want to. If this happens, you must remember that it's not your fault.
- Don't worry about being in trouble – you're not the one who has done anything wrong.
- Always tell a trusted adult. And if you can, save the messages that have upset you to show to the trusted adult.
You can also report online abuse to Child Exploitation and Online Protection.
CEOP website
The CEOP website includes answers to questions such as:
- Should I make a report to CEOP?
- What happens when I make a report?
- How can CEOP Help Me?
To report online material that promotes terrorism or extremism, visit GOV.UK.
Report Terrorism