E-safety

You want to share a video of yourself online, but are not sure.
Who should you ask before you do it?

• The website can tell me if it’s suitable or not.
• No one. I can delete it later if I need to.
• Your parents or carers.

Your friend is really into photography but has received some unkind comments for one
of his online pictures. How can you help?

• Help your friend figure out how to block them.
• Tell an adult and ask them to show you what you can do online to stop
  it happening.
• Reply to the comment and tell this person not to be so mean.

You took a video of you and your friends play fighting and being really silly.
Do you share it?

• We’re only messing around, of course.
• Probably not, I might not want people to see it in the future.
• Probably, it was just for fun and I can delete it later.

When a photo or video is shared on the internet, who might be able to see it?

• Anyone
• Just me, everything is automatically private on the internet.
• Only the people who I choose

Which of these is classed as personal information?

• Date of birth

• Online nickname

• Gender

Why should you be careful when using file sharing sites?

• You might be downloading malware.

• The person sharing the file can see your name and address.

• The person sharing the file will send you a bill.

What term describes the act of winding someone up online?

• Trolling

• Posting

• Phishing

What name would you give to an email attachment that may harm your computer?

• Phishing

• Spam

• Malware