Sharing Online Information

Phishing is trying to trick someone into giving out sensitive information such as credit card numbers and passwords to private accounts.

• True.

• False.

If you're meeting online friends for the first time, what should you do?

• Take a parent or adult with you.

• Talk to your parents first.

• Meet in a public place.

• Keep your meeting a secret.

In the playground video, Alice, Chelsea, and Katy are young girls.

• True.

• False.

A stranger would only be able to find your school if they were given the school's name.

• True.

• False.

How did the stranger in the video find the student's school?

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When using the internet________.

• Trust everyone.

• Don't trust anyone.

• Don't post anything that you wouldn't want your parents to see.

• None of the above.

Phishing is

• a trick.

• an attempt to get personal information.

• an outdoor sport.

• A crime.

Examples of directory information include:

• Your favorite food.

• Your name and address

• Your birth date

• Your favorite color

• Your Google password.

It would be safe to share the following information with a new friend that you met online:

• Your first name.

• Your last name.

• Your screen name.

• The city and state in which you live.

You can always trust a "friend" to keep your online information private.

• True.

• False.