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Quiz – Are you a mobile maestro?
Quiz – Are you a mobile maestro?
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Your friend sends you a silly selfie of themselves. It's hilarious! Can you post it online?
No way! Unless I've asked and got permission first.
Only my other friends will see it, so I don't think they'll mind
It's on my phone now so I can do what I like with it.
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Why is it really important to keep your phone locked with a pass-code or PIN?
To stop people snooping at your messages.
To keep all your information secure in case your phone gets lost or stolen.
In case you accidently press the screen and call someone.
3
What does it mean when an app asks if you want to 'turn on location services'?
Apps and social media can work out exactly where you are.
Your location will stay hidden.
It will send you information about the place you live.
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Why should you be careful when playing a phone game which has been downloaded for free?
Some games have in-app purchases, which means it costs you money.
You should only use phones for messages, not playing games!
You don't need to be careful - it's free so there's no problem!
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Someone has sent you a rude picture and asked to send it on to another friend. Should you?
Only if I really trust the friend and not tell anyone you sent it.
NO! Having these images and passing them on can get you in real trouble!
Yes, they'll think I'm boring if I don't.
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A picture you sent to a friend has appeared on a website. You're not happy about it! What can you do?
Not much. Other than call your friend to find out how it got there.
Tell a trusted adult (even if embarassing). They can report it to the site.
Nothing. It's on the internet and I have to live with it :(
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All you friends have mobiles but you're not allowed. What should you do?
Accept it the decision, but make sure you're clued up about mobile safety!
Complain and throw a tantrum! You really want one!
Borrow your friend's phone to send messages
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If someone sends you nasty comments via a messaging app, you should...
Ignore it - they'll get bored and stop eventually.
Send something nasty back.
Block them, but keep the messages and show them to a trusted adult for help
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Who should have your phone number?
Only the people you choose - like family and friends.
Nobody! I only make outgoing calls.
Anyone who asks for it.
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When coming up with a password, you should...
Write it down somewhere so you can check if you forget.
Make it easy to remember, like your birthday.
Make it difficult to guess, with numbers, letters and symbols!
