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How safe are you on social media?
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1
All Snap chat images are temporary.
Yes - they disappear in 20 seconds
No. A screen shot can be taken by the receiver.
2
I have a funny photo of my friend that I want to put on the internet.
Ask them first.
It's alright, as long as I tag them.
It will be a laugh, just put it on without asking.
If it was me, would I want it on. Even in years to come.
3
What is "The Grandma Rule"?
Don't show anyone if your grandma wouldn't agree with it.
Ask grandma, she will let you do it when your parents say no
Grandmas are too old to use the internet.
Grandmas need supervision on the internet
4
If you put a photo on the internet who owns it?
It is public. Anybody can do anything with it, or to it.
My settings are private. Only people I allow.
My parents until I am 18 years old.
Only the manages of the social media companies do.
5
A pop up offers free ring tones, you just have to enter credit card details. You should:
Ignore it
Click on it
Show your parents the pop ups and beg.
Put in the credit card details. It's a good deal.
6
What is the legal age for having your own Facebook, Twitter, Snap Chat or Instagram account?
Any age, as long as you have your parents permission.
10 with an adult of 18 years permission or supervision.
10 with parents permission
13 years old
7
Which message would be OK to open?
From: cheapgamez.com - subject: buy cheap games now
From: Tommy - subject: How are you mate?
From: Rapunzel - subject: U R A loser
From: prizes lotto - subject: You have won $100 000
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Your friends are all on a site that needs lots of personal information, you should ...
Find something else to enjoy together.
Give all you personal information so you can be popular.
Discuss it with a responsible adult.
Tell your friends it's not right to share your personal info
9
If someone sends you a message that is offensive or insulting, you should ...
Insult them back
Show a responsible adult the message.
Delete the message
Block them
10
Who should you give your password to?
Your parents.
Only friends who forget their passwords,
Only your best friends.
Nobody
11
What can be worked out about you, by what you put on the internet?
Nothing. You aren't on Face Book.
Nothing. You have all your Face book settings private.
Only somethings you share on Face book
Everything and anything if you are on the internet.
12
Anything on the internet is free to use.
False. Somethings have copyright and you must pay a fee.
True, but only if you change parts.
True.
13
When you are finished on any device you should ...
Log out of any app you were on, to protect your password.
charge it.
Lock your screen or device.
get your device off the floor.
14
It's OK to send someone a photo of yourself when:
No picture, but you can talk on live camera.
As long as you don't send them your address.
They send you theirs first.
Only if a parent or guardian is with you and says it's OK
15
If someone online tells you they attend primary, what age are they likely to be?
12 years old
11 years old
There's no way to tell.
5-9 years old
16
If you have been talking on the internet to a person for a long time, is it okay to meet them?
Meet them in a public place.
Ask a parent or guardian first and have them go with you.
Meet them, as long as you take a friend.
Tell someone where you are going.
