Code of Conduct & Defamation

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List at three (3) categories of sensitive data that must remain confidential.

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Personal identification information, financial information, and health information.

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State a three-step process for obtaining consent before posting images or quotes from clients or coworkers.

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1. Identify if permission is required. 2. Ask Clearly for Consent 3. Document Consent

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Define defamation and distinguish between libel and slander.

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Defamation is a false statement presented as a fact that injures a party's reputation. Libel is written defamation, while slander is spoken defamation.

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Which of the following can be potentially defamatory content on social media: Posts that falsely accuse someone of a crime, Posts that share personal opinions, Posts that promote a product, Posts that discuss public events?

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Posts that falsely accuse someone of a crime

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What is a Code of Conduct?

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A set of guidelines outlining the responsibilities of individuals and organizations

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The purpose of a Social Media Code of conduct is to:

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Ensure respectful and safe interactions online.

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Based on your experience with Social Media, which of the following is a common clause or guideline found in a code of Conduct? Respectful Communication, Unlimited Sharing, Ignoring Privacy, Unrestricted Access

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Respectful Communication

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Why is it important to be careful with posts regarding a company's brand?

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It can damage the company's brand and trust with customers.

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What legal risks can arise from careless posts?

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Data breaches and defamation

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Differentiate between personal and organizational presence online.

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Personal presence is about individual identity, while organizational presence is about a company's identity.