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Would You Post It? Safety QuizOnline version

Online safety basics

by Isra Abdul-Khaliq
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Which item should you never share online?

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What should you set to keep your posts private?

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If someone asks for your password, you should:

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Which action is respectful online?

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What is a safe response when online content feels unsafe?

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Which is the best rule for online interactions?

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Which information is safe to share online?

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If a post makes you feel upset, you should:

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What does keeping accounts private mean?

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Which habit supports online safety?

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Personal details can be misused online.

Privacy controls limit who can see you.

Passwords are private—never share.

Consent protects privacy and trust.

Seeking help keeps you safe.

Trust limits online contact.

Avoid personal identifiers online.

Protects well-being and boundaries.

Privacy keeps control over who sees content.

Thoughtful posting reduces harm.

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