(Q4) T1- Digital Wellness & Safety Online

What is a "digital footprint"?

• A collection of data from someone's online activity that can be traced back to them

• A list of websites where a person has gone online

• Tracking of someone's physical location through an app

• All the ways two people are connected online

Answer explanation

A digital footprint refers to the collection of data generated from a person's online activities, which can be traced back to them. This includes social media posts, website visits, and other online interactions.

What's a good way to keep personal information private online?

• Make social media profiles public

• Turn off location tracking on all apps

• Share personal information over direct messages only

• Both 2 and 3

Answer explanation

Turning off location tracking on all apps helps prevent unauthorized access to your location data, enhancing your online privacy. Sharing personal information over direct messages can still expose it, making option 2 the best choice.

When is it okay to share your password with a friend?

• If your friend promises not to tell anyone

• If you change your password right afterward

• If it's your best friend

• It's never safe to share your password

Answer explanation

It's never safe to share your password, regardless of the circumstances. Sharing passwords increases the risk of unauthorized access to your accounts, making it essential to keep them private.

When should you talk to an adult you trust?

• If you see yourself tagged online and you don't want to be

• If someone asks you for personal information

• If you aren't sure if you should post something

• All of the above

Answer explanation

You should talk to an adult you trust in all these situations: if you're tagged online against your will, if someone asks for personal info, or if you're unsure about posting something. All are important for your safety.

How can you make sure a picture won't be shared publicly online?

• Only share it over direct message

• Only share it with friends you know

• Only share it in person

• Only send it over email

Answer explanation

Sharing a picture in person ensures it cannot be shared publicly online, as it limits exposure to just the individuals present. Other methods, like messaging or emailing, can still lead to unintended sharing.

What is a NEGATIVE part of being in an online community?

• Learning from people all over the world.

• Finding people with common interests.

• Having anything you post be permanent.

• All of the above.

Answer explanation

A negative aspect of being in an online community is that anything you post can be permanent, which may lead to unintended consequences or regrets later. This highlights the importance of being cautious with online sharing.

If a friend posts something online that hurts your feelings, what should you do?

• Post something hurtful about them.

• Ask why they're mad at you in the comments.

• Text them and say they hurt your feelings.

• Ask to talk to them in person.

Answer explanation

The best approach is to ask to talk to them in person. This allows for a direct and honest conversation, helping to clear up misunderstandings and express your feelings without escalating the situation.

If someone you don't know asks where you go to school, what should you do?

• Don't respond.

• See if they're a friend of a friend.

• Ask why they want to know.

• Lie to them.

Answer explanation

It's best not to respond when a stranger asks where you go to school, as sharing personal information can pose risks. Prioritizing your safety and privacy is important in such situations.

What is "social comparison"?

• Comparing your social media profiles with others.

• Judging others based on their online presence.

• Evaluating your own life based on others' lives.

• Sharing your achievements online.

Answer explanation

Social comparison refers to evaluating your own life based on others' lives, often leading to feelings of inadequacy or motivation. This choice captures the essence of how we assess ourselves in relation to others.

When do you experience social comparison?

• When you compare your social life to others' social life.

• When you compare your life to others' social media posts and feel like your life is worse.

• When you compare your online posts to others' online posts and feel like yours are worse.

• When you compare your life to others' online posts and feel like your life is better.

Answer explanation

You experience social comparison when you see others' social media posts and feel your life is lacking in comparison. This highlights feelings of inadequacy, making the correct choice about comparing your life negatively.