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Know-how for responsible online use

by HORSHINI MENON A/P CHANDRASHEKARAN (B24761121)
1

What is digital citizenship primarily about?

Choose one or more answers

2

What is the best way to handle an aggressive online message or comment from someone you don't know?

3

Which of the following is considered "personal information" that you should generally avoid sharing on public social media spaces?

4

What is the definition of cyberbullying?

5

When a stranger online asks you for your password, what is the correct action to take?

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Digital citizenship isn't about being a technical expert or just spending time online. It is all about your behavior. It means knowing how to use the internet in a way that is safe for you, responsible with your choices, and respectful to other people

lock and Report: Every major social media platform, gaming network, and chat app has built-in safety tools. Blocking prevents them from contacting you again or seeing your profile, while reporting alerts the platform to investigate and potentially ban their account.

Sharing your location, school, or address publicly can create physical safety risks. Hobbies and preferences are generally safe to talk about.

Cyberbullying is simply bullying that happens online. It includes actions like leaving mean comments on someone's photo, spreading lies or rumors through chat apps, or creating fake profiles to make fun of someone.

There is no good reason for a stranger to ever ask for your password. If they do, it is a major red flag that they are trying to steal your account. You should immediately cut off contact by blocking them and reporting their account.

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