Online Safety Awareness

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Which of these is the strongest password? Password123, ilovepizza, G@!9pXv#rT2$, 123456789

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G@!9pXv#rT2$

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What’s the biggest red flag in the email: "Congratulations! You’ve won a brand new iPhone 16! Click the link below to claim your prize. Offer expires in 24 hours!" From: [e-mail]?

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All of the above

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Your grandma clicks on a pop-up that says her computer is “infected with 97 viruses” and she needs to call a number to fix it. She’s panicking. What should you tell her?

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Ignore the pop-up and run antivirus software.

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Text Message Trickery

You get a text that says:

“Your bank account has been locked. Click here to verify your identity: bit.ly/bank123”

What should you do?Options: Click the link and log in right away, Reply to the text and ask for proof, Delete the text and contact your bank directly through their official app/website, Forward it to all your friends as a warning

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Delete the text and contact your bank directly through their official app/website

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You're at a coffee shop and see a free Wi-Fi network called “FREE_PUBL1C_WIFI_5G”. You want to check your bank account. What should you do?

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Use it, but with a VPN or your phone's hotspot.

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What’s the biggest concern about posting a photo of a driver’s license on social media with the caption “Just turned 18—let’s gooo!”?

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People can steal their identity

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What should you do if you receive a friend request on social media from someone you don’t know, but their profile picture looks like a celebrity? Options: Accept—they’re probably cool, Message them to see if they’re real, Ignore or block the request, Share your phone number to “chat offline”

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Ignore or block the request

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Online Shopping Safety

You find a website selling $200 sneakers for only $20. The site asks you to pay with gift cards. What’s the smartest move? Options: Buy fast before the deal disappears, Ask your friends if they want some too, Close the site—it’s probably a scam, Enter your info but use a fake name

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Close the site—it’s probably a scam

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What’s the BEST thing to tell your friend for next time if they leave their unlocked phone in the cafeteria with dozens of apps open?

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Set up a screen lock (PIN, password, or biometrics)

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Too Good to Be True Job Offer: You get an email offering you a part-time “remote job” that pays $500 a week for only 5 hours of work. They say they’ll send you a check, and you just need to deposit it and wire part of the money back to them. What’s the best response?

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Report the message—it’s likely a scam