Internet safety
Find internet safety advice from our A to Z list
Dating apps and websites
Advice on how to avoid online dating risks, such as fake sites that steal data and people with fake profiles
Gaming online
Learn about safety steps you can take reduce the risks of gaming online
Hacked accounts
Advice on how to reduce the risk of someone hacking into your online accounts
Online shopping
Learn how you can help protect yourself from fraud when you buy things online
Passwords and two-factor authentication
Learn how strong passwords backed with two-factor authentication can help protect you from hackers
Smart devices
Advice on how to protect your smart devices from cyberattacks and privacy breaches
Social media
Learn about steps you can take to protect you from hacking and abuse on social media
If you need help now
If it’s an emergency
Call 999 now if:
- someone's in danger
- the incident is happening now
Call 999 BSL if you use British Sign Language (BSL).
Do not go near the suspects or try to stop them. Keep yourself safe.
If it’s not an emergency
If you want to tell us about anything that’s not an emergency, you can report it:
- online
- by phone
- in person
Learn how you can report a crime to us
If you’re not sure if something is an emergency, you can check: