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Which of these is OK to share online?

Which of these is NOT safe to share online?

Digital Citizenship: Private vs Personal Information

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1
Which of these is NOT safe to share online?
Your favorite food.
The last movie you saw.
Your favorite song.
Your date of birth.
2
Which of these is OK to share online?
Your mother's maiden name.
Your social security number.
Your opinion (done respectfully of course).
Your parents credit card number.
3
We should share any and all types of information online.
Yes, True.
No, False.
4
Digital citizenship means acting safely, responsibly, and respectfully online.
No, False!
Yes, True!
5
Which of these is NOT safe to share online?
Your phone number.
Your favorite ice-cream flavor.
Your sister's/brother's first name.
Your first name.
6
Why do some websites ask for information such as name, DOB & PW hints to access their services?
To help the user retrieve their account information.
To help keep track of users.
To tell the difference between several users.
ALL of the above.
7
Which actions can help keep your online information safe?
ALL of these!
Having a unique username.
Making sure you fully log out of all online accounts.
Having a strong password with symbols and numbers.
8
What kind of information is OK to share with others online?
Safe Personal Information.
Unsafe Private Information.
9
What should you do if you register for an online game that asks for your personal info?
Stop- close the window and run away.
Notify your parents, and ask them to check things out.
Continue- it should be fine.
10
It is a good idea to share your address online?
No!
Yes!
It depends...