Dangers of Social Media

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Seventeen-year-old Scott posts online, that his math teacher is a racist. Can his teacher successfully sue him for his post?

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Yes, if his teachers discovers the statement, can show that it's false and it damages his/her reputation

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Is it important to actually know all of the people who follow you on social media?

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True

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To help friends find you online, your user name or screen name should contain a limited amount of personal information like your name, gender, age or indications where you live or go to school.

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False

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Under the federal Communications Privacy Act, publicly funded colleges are prohibited from denying you admission into the college based on things you’ve posted online.

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False

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Creating a social media account using a pseudonym (a fake name) will ensure that your posts remain anonymous.

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False

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It’s important to share your social media passwords with at least one close friend in case you forget them.

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False

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If you and your friends are doing things that you shouldn’t be and one of your friends takes out their camera to take pictures or video, you should…

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Stop what you're doing and insist that the camera be put away

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Under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, you can require Internet service providers (ISP’s) to wipe your information from the web once every ten years.

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False

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In 2015, more people died taking selfies than from shark attacks.

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True

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It might be a violation of your First Amendment rights if a potential employer won’t hire you because of something you wrote on social media.

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False