Internet Safety

I'm online and I meet someone my age in a chat room. Is it OK to give him or her my address or phone number so we can get together?

• Yes

• No

I have a digital picture of myself and someone I met online wants to see it. Is it OK to send it to that person?

• no

• yep

'm visiting a site from a company or organization that I've heard of. They want my name and phone number so I can enter a contest. Is it OK to enter?

• Yes

• No

I'm in the middle of a chat session and someone says something really mean. Should I:

• 1.) Say something mean back?

• 2.) Ask them to apologize?

• 3.) Don't respond; Tell an adult if it bothers me?

My parents' and I have established rules as to what I can do on the Internet when I'm home, but I'm at a friend's house. Should I go by my parents' rules or do whatever my friend does?

• 1. Go by your parents' rules

• 2. Do whatever your friend does

I'm online and I get a message from my Internet service provider asking for my password. They say they need it to fix my account. Should I give it to them?

• yes

• no

I met someone in a chat room who wants to get together. They live nearby. Can I arrange a meeting?

• no

• yes

One of your friends has posted a video of you on the internet and you don’t like it. You’ve asked them to take it down but they’ve said no because it’s funny. What should you do?

• Speak to an adult and say why you don’t like it

• Keep asking your friend until they take it down

• Post a video of them to get them back

• Leave it – you can’t do anything else about it

You need to create a password for a website. What should you use?

• A nickname that your friends call you (e.g. jumping jacks)

• Your full name (e.g. jacksmith)

• Part of your name and a number (e.g. jack123)

• A random word, number and punctuation combination (e.g. 1cecr3am!)

If you post something on the internet, who may be able to see it?

• Only your friends

• Just yourself

• Only your family

• Anyone