Interland - Digital Citizenship

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A phisher is...

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An online fake and untrustworthy information seeker

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You received a friend request from someone you don't recognize. What should you do? Options: Reject, Accept anyway, Accept for a little while just to check out their profile

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Reject

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Someone replies to a comment you made, inviting you to check out videos on another website.

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Ignore and delete the comment.

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You really want to download a fun new game, but it has no reviews and something about it feels a little off. What should you do?

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Tough call. When in doubt, talk to an adult.

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You get a chain email from a friend daring you to forward it to 10 friends in order to win a really cool phone. What should you do?

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Delete the email and tell your friend that they may have been hacked.

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What should you do if friends want to prank the biggest jokester in your group by creating a fake chat account and pretending to be them? Options: Join in on the fun. It's ok if it is just a joke., Voice your concern and step away from the prank., Ignore it and they'll get in trouble eventually.

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Voice your concern and step away from the prank.

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A fellow gamer offers to make a trade that would be amazing for your score. They ask for your account info to make it happen. What should you do?

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Ignore the request and block the user.

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What can you do to help prevent your accounts from being hacked?

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Make a unique password and never share it.

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You sign into your email from the library computer. What should you do to make sure your account is safe? Options: *Use the browser's "private" or "incognito" mode, Sign out when you are done, Do both

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Do both

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I can share my passwords with my parents, teachers, or a trusted adult.

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