Tremell only interacts with people his parents know when he is online. One of those people sent him a message that made him uncomfortable. What should he do?
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Responses
Respond to the message since it is someone he knows.
Respond to the message since it is someone he knows.
Don’t respond to the message; instead tell his parents about it.
Don’t respond to the message; instead tell his parents about it.
Ask him to meet in person.
Ask him to meet in person.
Forward the message to as many people as possible.
Don’t respond to the message; instead tell his parents about it.
In this situation, Tremell should not respond to the message or forward it to anyone. Instead, he should tell his parents about it. It is important to remember the importance of online safety, especially when communicating with people we know. By telling his parents about the uncomfortable message, Tremell can seek their guidance and support in handling the situation. It is always best to prioritize one's personal safety and well-being, and involving parents can help ensure appropriate action is taken.
