Today, we are going to learn about the dangers of sharing passwords. Passwords are like keys to our online accounts. Just like you wouldn't give your house key to a stranger, you should never share your passwords with anyone.

Passwords are used to protect our online accounts from unauthorized access. They help keep our personal information, such as our name, address, and date of birth, private and secure. Without passwords, anyone could access our accounts and misuse our information.

Sharing your password with someone else can lead to many problems, such as:

• Someone could access your account and pretend to be you, sending messages or posting things that you wouldn't want to say.
• They could change your password, locking you out of your own account.
• They could steal your personal information or use your account to harm others.

You should never share your password with:

• Friends or classmates, even if they promise not to tell anyone else.
• Online friends or people you meet in games or on social media.
• Anyone who asks for your password, even if they say they need it to help you.

If someone asks for your password, you should:

• Tell them that you cannot share your password because it's private and important to keep it secret.
• Inform a trusted adult, like a parent or teacher, about the situation.
• Never feel pressured to share your password, even if someone threatens you or tries to make you feel guilty.