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Passwords, privacy settings and security measures can help protect your child online, but they cannot prevent every risk. Open conversations and knowing how to get help are important too. 

Online gaming can be a great way to have fun, connect with friends and meet people who share your interests.

Bullying can happen in person and online, including in games, group chats and social media. Hurtful messages, rumours, embarrassing posts and deliberately targeting someone can cause real distress, especially when others join in or keep sharing the content.

Some advice stands the test of time. For generations, Caymanians have been reminded that “if it seems too good to be true, it probably is.” The way scams reach us may have changed, but that simple advice remains relevant today.

Online romance scams, sometimes known as “honey traps”, are nothing new. While the way scammers reach people has changed, they still rely on building trust and forming what can feel like a genuine relationship. 

Sending an intimate message, image or video can feel private in the moment, but once it has been shared, you no longer have full control over what happens to it. It could be saved, copied or shared with others, including if a friendship or relationship later changes.

Games, apps and websites can help us learn, play and have fun together. But someone you meet online might not be who they say they are—even if their picture or voice seems real.

Starting or growing a business takes time, investment and confidence. Government support can help by reducing costs, simplifying licensing and providing practical guidance at different stages of the journey.

Cayman’s infrastructure helps connect people with the places, services and opportunities that are part of their lives. From travelling between home and work to moving goods across the Islands or connecting Cayman with the wider world, those connections depend on infrastructure that can keep pace with a growing country.