Week 4: Social Media and Posting

What happens to pictures once they are posted on the internet?

• They stay online forever and are hard to remove

• They cannot be recovered

• They disappear

• They become private

Why should you avoid posting pictures of others without their permission?

• You do not have their consent and can be illegal

• They might be surprised

• Because you won't get as many likes on your post

• You are allowed to take a photo of anyone

Who owns the content you post on social media platforms?

• You

• The social media platform

• Your friends

• No one

Why should you never send images of yourself to anyone asking for them?

• Because you don't know how it can be used

• It can be dangerous and reveal information about you

• Those images can be used against you or sent without your knowledge

• All of Above

What should you do if someone asks for your photos online?

• Send them immediately

• Ignore and report them

• Share them with friends

• Post them publicly

What are some red flags when it comes to someone asking for your photo?

• They repeatedly ask for your photo

• They make you feel that you owe them

• They try to scare you

• All of above

Why is it important to think before you post?

• To get more likes

• To avoid negative consequences later on

• To make sure your content is the best

• To make sure your content is funny

What should you assume about anything you post online?

• Only friends will see it

• Anyone can see it

• It’s private

• It’s temporary

What should you do if you see inappropriate photos online?

• A. Send them

• B. Talk to a trusted adult

• C. Report & Delete them

• D. show friends but do not send them

• B & C

What is the best practice for sharing photos online?

• Share only with trusted people

• Share with everyone

• Post frequently

• Share without thinking