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To keep safe online, what personal information should you not post online?
Picture of you wearing your school tie
What you’ve had for dinner
A cartoon image as a profile picture instead of a photo
Pictures of your pets with your house in it
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Is sharing explicit images online child to child illegal
No, as long as it's consensual
Only if it's not consensual
Yes, Illegal no matter what.
Yes it's illegal even if they told you, you could have them on your phone
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Why do young people people share nude images and videos
Peer pressure.
Feeling like they ‘owe’ their boyfriend or girlfriend
To increase their self-esteem
As a dare or joke.
4
Which law or laws may have been broken? A player repeatedly uses private messages in a game to send pornographic content
Communications Act.
Both
The Protection from Harassment Act.
Harassment law
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If you are in a gaming room and someone that you do not know asks you about personal information (same age as you) WDYD
Give them everything they need to know
Give them a little bit of info
Don't trust what people say on the internet.
Don't ever give out any personal information.
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What is a common risk associated with sharing personal information online?
Access to exclusive content
Improved online security
Increased popularity
Identity theft
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What are the risks of sharing explicit images?
Losing control of the image
Blackmail and Bullying
Experiencing online sexual harassment
Being involved in sharing nudes of others
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What is internet safety?
Ensuring fast internet speed
Avoiding social media platforms
Protecting physical devices
Protecting individuals and information online
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Can people say and do whatever they like online?
it subsequently depends on the severity of the crime
There are no legal consequences for what you say and do online.
Yes, we all have freedom of speech online.
No, there are laws governing online spaces