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Imagine coming home and finding your bedroom door wide open-anyone could walk in. You'd shut it, use a key, and pull the curtains. Your online account is like that room. The internet may feel like a playground, but every account is more like a house: it needs protection, boundaries, and help when something goes wrong. Here's your house-safety plan. First, use a strong password: hard to guess, and different for each important account. Second, keep personal details private-your address and login information aren't for casual sharing. Third, accept updates. They're repairs that fix security problems in an app or device. Fourth, tell a trusted adult-a parent, caregiver, teacher, or responsible adult you know-when a message or situation feels wrong. Never keep a worrying online secret because someone asks. Cyber security isn't about being scared. It's about smart choices that protect your online house.