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Comic Relief 2021: Share a Smile Online
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Comic Relief 2021: Share a Smile Online
Published 19th March 2021
A free online safety guide on Comic Relief 2021: Share a Smile Online.
It’s Red Nose Day! The theme of this year’s charity fundraiser is ‘Share a Smile’, so we’ve produced a special edition of our regular guides to help you do precisely that. Of course, National Online Safety usually concentrates on the more serious aspects of digital life – advising on how to keep children safe on the internet, for example – but that doesn’t mean we don’t appreciate the online world as a wonderful playground, classroom and social space where people can have fun, learn new things and connect with others. If the past year has taught us anything, it’s that even the smallest gesture can make a huge difference. So feel free to use our suggestions below to put some smiles back on faces for Comic Relief.
In the guide, you'll find a number of tips such as making a playlist for someone you love, sharing a funny video with someone you know will love it and posting about something that makes you happy.
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