Tips for a healthy use of the Internet

Protect yourself and your devices with strong passwords and two-factor authentication.
Always update your computer and phone software as soon as a security update is available to protect yourself and those around you.
Learn how to identify online abuse, and what your rights are if you or someone you know is harassed online. You can also assist or volunteer with organizations that support victims.
Explore what kinds of data companies like Google and Facebook are collecting about you, and select privacy settings you’re comfortable with. Try a data detox?
Improve your ‘crap detection’ skills and try to verify photos and videos before you share. Educate yourself about economic incentives that drive some misinformation.
Make sure the website you own or administer is accessible only via https (encrypted). You can run a test here. If it’s not, contact your hosting provider.
Help support free and open voice technology by donating your voice recordings to the Common Voice project to teach machines how real people speak.
Identify open source software you use regularly and support them with time, money or thanks. For example, you can edit Wikipedia or MDN Web docs or review code.