Technology Review

What is digital citizenship?

• The practice of using digital devices for personal entertainment only.

• The responsible and ethical use of technology, ensuring online safety, privacy, and respect for others.

• The ability to create and share content on social media platforms.

• A legal framework to control internet usage in various contries.

What are cookies?

• They are made up of flower, sugar, baking soda, eggs, etc.

• Delicious treats that are sent to your phone when you visit a bakery's website.

• A type of software system that infects your device when browsing the web.

• Small files stored on computer by websites to track your activity and preferences.

What is incognito mode?

• It encrypts your internet connection to make browsing more secure.

• None of above

• It hides your browsing history, cookies, and site data.

• It automatically deletes all your emails after you read them.

What does incognito mode NOT do?

• It keeps your online activity hidden form your internet service provider.

• It blocks third-party cookies form being stored.

• It prevents websites from tracking your IP address.

• It hides your browsing history from your device and browser.

What is phishing?

• A type of online game where players catch virtual fish.

• A technique used to trick individuals into revealing sensitive information, like passwords or credit card numbers, through fake emails or websites.

• A process of encrypting data to protect if from hackers.

• A method of securing online accounts with two-factor authentication.

How can you keep yourself safe on the internet?

• By keeping your device connected to public Wi-Fi at all times for faster browsing.

• All of above

• By sharing your passwords with trusted friends and family members.

• By using strong, unique passwords and enabling two-factor authentication on your accounts.

What is net neutrality?

• The practice of limiting internet access to only specific websites and content based on user preferences.

• The process of encrypting online communications to ensure privacy and security.

• The principle that internet service providers must treat all data on the internet equally, without discrimination or charging differently by user, content, or website.

• A law that mandates internet providers block harmful content to protect users.

What is reliable internet information?

• Information that is based on social media posts and user-generated content.

• Information that comes from trustworthy, credible sources and can be verified through multiple platforms.

• Information that is the most popular or most viewed on websites.

• Information that is free to access without any restrictions or privacy concerns.

Which of the following would be a part of digital citizenship?

• Online Shopping

• Social Media

• Access to Internet

• All of the Above

What is the purpose of a search engine?

• To manage the security settings of your internet connection.

• To block harmful content and protect your privacy while browsing the internet.

• To help you find websites, images, videos and other online content by typing in keywords or phrases.

• To store and protect your personal data online.