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Hello, neighbor.

In our digital neighborhood, just as in our physical one, it’s important to be kind, be curious, and most importantly, be safe. Just like we lock our doors at night and wave to our friends across the street, there are things we can do to make sure our digital space is a pleasant and secure place.

1. Remember, Neighbors Look Out For Each Other: When you receive an email from someone you don’t recognize, it’s a lot like a stranger knocking on your door. It’s always best to approach with caution. Before clicking on any links or downloading attachments, ensure you recognize the sender.
2. Pick a Strong Front Door Key: When you choose a password, think of it as the key to your home. Just as you wouldn’t hand out copies of your house key to everyone, guard your passwords and make sure they’re unique and strong.
3. Keep Your House Tidy: Just as we clean up our homes, it’s good to keep our computers and phones tidy too. Regular updates are like a good spring cleaning; they help everything run smoothly and safely.
4. Talk To Your Digital Neighbors: Share with your friends and family about the importance of cybersecurity. Maybe over a cup of hot cocoa, you can discuss safe online habits.
5. When In Doubt, Ask: It’s okay not to know everything. If something seems confusing or worrisome online, talk to someone you trust about it. We can always learn from each other, just as in our everyday life.

You know, the internet is a bit like our world, full of wonderful places to explore, learn, and share. And just as we wear our seatbelts in the car or hold a grown-up’s hand while crossing the street, there are things we can do to ensure we’re safe online.

So, remember, dear neighbor, take a little time to learn about staying safe online. Because when we care for ourselves and our neighbors, our digital world becomes a brighter, happier place for all of us.

Stay safe, and I’ll be seeing you, neighbor.