Oshkosh police urge parents to discuss internet safety with children

7 articles · Updated · WBAY · May 6

In Oshkosh, Wisconsin, the department advised families before school to warn children not to share passwords, names, addresses, school details or family information online.
Police also told children not to talk to strangers online, meet internet contacts in person, post pictures or download anything without parental permission.
They said children should leave sites that make them uncomfortable, ask a parent or guardian for help, and that parental controls and Federal Trade Commission guidance can support online safety.

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