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                                               DESIGN YOUR HAPPY-L SAFETY BOOKMARK                        Century   #Creativity
                                                                                                           Skills

                      Create a colourful bookmark or sticker with the HAPPY-L code to remind yourself of the online safety rules.
                      This bookmark will be a fun and useful tool that helps you stay safe and responsible while using digital
                      devices at home or school. You can keep it in your book or near your study area so that you see it every day
                      and remember to follow safe practices online. It can also be shared with your friends and family to spread
                      awareness about digital safety. By using this bookmark regularly, you will develop good online habits and
                      become a smart and careful digital user.
                      Steps:
                      1.  Understand the HAPPY-L code and what each letter stands for.

                      2.  Design your bookmark or sticker using colours, drawings or symbols.

                      3.  Print it or colour it neatly using crayons or sketch pens.

                      4.  Use and display your bookmark where you can see it often.

                            Use strong passwords and change them                   Don’t use public  Wi-Fi for  banking,
                           regularly.                                            shopping or sharing personal details.

                            Check  for  HTTPS  before logging  into                Don’t  keep  Auto-Connect  turned  on  for
                           websites.                                             Wi-Fi.
                            Log out  of your  accounts  when using                 Don’t  share files or accept  unknown
                           shared or public devices.                             Bluetooth or AirDrop requests in public.

                            Keep your device updated with the latest               Don’t click on suspicious links or download
                           apps and security fixes.                              unknown apps.

                            Use a VPN for  extra safety  on open                   Don’t share your  device passwords  with
                           networks.                                             anyone.
                            Talk to a trusted adult if you face a problem          Don’t ignore safety  warnings from your
                           online.                                               device or browser.

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