ARDUINO AND TINKERCAD/ e-SECURİTY  PLAN

Another problem that awaits young people on the Internet is cyberbullying or online victimization. Cyberbullying is the use of technology to harass, harass, threaten, embarrass or target a person.

Another problem that awaits young people on the Internet is cyberbullying or online victimization. Cyberbullying is the use of technology to harass, harass, threaten, embarrass or target a person.

Young people through social networking sites; sharing offensive, threatening or insulting messages and content, sharing photos, videos or images that other people do not want to see without permission, trying to spread gossip or false content about oneself via e-mail or social networks, and attempting to seize the account password, or via a fake account (fake account) ) encounters types of cyberbullying in the form of malicious sharing, message attacks by people whom it knows or do not know, and trying to access personal data on computers or mobile devices through malicious software and sharing these files. In summary, threats, accusations, acts of humiliation, attempting to take over someone's account, pressuring for a forced response, and message attacks are the most common examples of cyberbullying. In addition, teens may face sexual harassment or exposure to sexual content online.

It is very difficult to determine how many adolescents have been exposed to this situation, as many adolescents are afraid to report even their parents that they are being bullied. However, recent studies on the prevalence of cyberbullying show that approximately 1 in 4 adolescents have been cyberbullied and 1 in 6 adolescents admit to cyberbullying someone else.

What To Do: In our project, in order to protect our young people from the negative effects of cyberbullying and unlimited content on the world wide internet, primarily teachers, students and families distribute a parental consent petition that must be signed. In addition, teachers do not share any media where the faces of the students are visible on the project page, and when they need to be shared, they are published in such a way that the faces are not visible.

OUR  e-SECURITY POLICY

36 million of 42 million active social media users in our country access social media from their mobile devices. Devices that bring the internet so close to people bring the risks that can come from the internet closer to people at the same rate.

While the free, mysterious and easily accessible world of the internet isolates and isolates the young generation from real life, it also causes time to be spent uncontrollably.

Factors such as being accepted as the easiest way to express feelings and thoughts, enabling relationships that cannot be established in real life to be established more easily, having fun, socializing, and being forced to the internet, especially due to the low level of disposable income, make people addicted to social media, which is one of today's mass media.

Although the Internet is a virtual world, it is located in a real life and its effects are directly related to life. Therefore, it is extremely wrong to think that the internet is in a position independent of daily life. In every field where people take an active role, positive and negative results will also have an impact on people and the human community. In this sense, it can be said that the internet has some effect on each segment of society and on society as a whole. While these can sometimes be benefits that make life easier, faster and make people happier, they sometimes appear as effects that transform, harm and disrupt the social order.

In recent years, there have been frequent news of the deterioration of the mental and physical health of children due to the influence of some online games, and the dismay of their parents, causing them to be helpless and unhappy. Or, the news of cyberbullying young people by trapping them in different ways is now frequently heard in our close circle.

The first way to protect our students, children and young people from all these dangers is to keep them away from the internet environment. However, considering the rapidly developing technologies, this option is hardly possible. Therefore, it is necessary to find more rational solutions instead of banning the internet completely. The most realistic measure that can be taken in this regard would be to ensure that our young people are conscious of the use of the internet and that they make the right behavior a habit about safe internet use.