Netiquette and Online Safety Lesson 2

What is one of the main responsibilities when sharing information online?

Which of the following is NOT a type of malware?

What is the purpose of phishing?

Why should you set your post to 'private'?

What should you do if a post could negatively affect someone's reputation?

How can sharing names affect online safety?

What is a potential danger of sharing information online?

What type of unwanted email is commonly associated with spam?

Which of the following is a recommended way to protect your online reputation?

Which of the following statements is true about online security?

Rules of Netiquette

Online interactions require consideration of personal and others' safety.
Important to be mindful of the potential impact on one’s and others’ reputations while online.

Internet Threats

Malware: Malicious software, including viruses, worms, Trojans, spyware, and adware.
Spam: Unwanted emails, generally from bots or advertisers, often used to spread malware.
Phishing: Attempts to acquire sensitive information, such as passwords and credit card details, by deceitful means.

Online Safety and Security

The Internet is a powerful tool for business promotion, building relationships, and entertainment, but it also poses significant dangers.
Important to be aware of and avoid online dangers to protect oneself and others.

Responsible Online Behavior

Think carefully before posting online; consider whether you would be comfortable with family or a potential employer viewing your post.
Protect your friends' reputations; communicate the importance of their online presence.
Use privacy settings for posts to limit visibility and protect personal information.
Avoid using identifiable names to further enhance online safety.
If a post is damaging to your or others' reputations, request its removal or report it as inappropriate.

This quiz evaluates your understanding of netiquette, online safety, and the importance of protecting reputations in the digital world. You'll explore internet threats and learn how to navigate social networking responsibly while considering the safety of yourself and others. Test your knowledge on the ethical use of the internet and copyright implications.