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Online safety basics

by Lachlan Hanna
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What is phishing on social media?

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What should you do if you receive a suspicious message?

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Why use a strong password and unique ones for each account?

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What is your digital footprint?

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How can you spot a fake profile?

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What is acceptable to share publicly about yourself?

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How can you protect your privacy on social media?

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What should you do about cyberbullying?

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What’s a safe practice for downloading content from social media?

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What is the purpose of two-factor authentication (2FA)?

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Phishing aims to steal data by fooling you, not by posting memes or following accounts.

Never click links from unknown sources; verify via official channels before acting.

Unique, long passwords limit damage if one account is compromised.

Every like, comment, and post leaves a trace that can be seen or inferred.

Look for inconsistencies, verify with mutuals, and watch for new accounts.

Limit personal data to protect privacy and safety.

Adjust who can view content and limit data exposure.

Reporting and saving evidence helps authorities take action.

Avoid malware by sticking to trusted sources and checking URLs.

2FA greatly strengthens security by requiring a second factor.

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