Young people urged to protect themselves on internet

Monday, 3 November 2014 at 00:00

Police are urging young people to protect themselves whilst using the internet.

They say children, and their parents, need to be aware of the potential risks and of where they can go for help.

PC Michael Griffiths is leading a campaign in conjunction with Manx Telecom:

He says the Island is not immune to problems like those highlighted recently in the UK:

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