A little common sense for more security on the Internet!


Avoid publishing texts or images that devalue yourself or others: they could be used later, for example by your future employers: 

  • use search engines regularly to find out what is visible on the net;
  • if a problematic image or information is detected, react quickly by requesting its removal from the person/site that published it. If the problem persists, don't hesitate to lodge a complaint;
  • do not publish photos, videos, texts without the consent of the authors or persons appearing in them;
  • "On è tro bô sur cet foto! Mdr". Beware of style, spelling and tone, which can lead to similar responses. To maintain enriching and constructive exchanges, let's be... enriching and constructive!
  • don't say online what you wouldn't say face-to-face. Behind your screen, you may feel more confident and uninhibited, but that's just an illusion: the consequences can be far more serious: "Words fly away, writings stay" ... ;
  • do not publish insults and/or threats online, even in the name of humor: these are incitement to hatred, and therefore punishable by law.

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updated on 4/28/24

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