Navigating Online Privacy and Digital Citizenship

Why is it important to be aware of what you share online?

• To avoid sharing too much personal information

• To get more likes on your posts

• To make more friends

• To increase your followers

What is an example of something people might want to keep private?

• The name of their pet

• Their favorite color

• Their favorite movie

• Their true thoughts about a friend's cooking

What is a cookie in the context of online privacy?

• A small text file that collects information about your device and activity

• A social media post

• A delicious treat

• A type of virus

How can you turn off cookies in your browser?

• By closing the browser

• By logging out of your accounts

• By adjusting the privacy settings in your browser

• By deleting your browsing history

What can you usually find in the privacy settings of an app?

• Options to change the app's theme

• The app's user manual

• A list of your friends

• Choices about what information is visible to others and third parties

What does 'opting out' mean in the context of privacy settings?

• Choosing to not participate in something

• Changing your password

• Choosing to participate in something

• Deleting your account

What is a privacy policy?

• A list of your friends

• A list of rules for using the app

• A guide on how to use the app

• A document that describes what user information an app or website collects and how they use it

What does the 'A' in the ASK method stand for?

• Available

• Accessed

• Allowed

• Accepted

What does the 'S' in the ASK method stand for?

• Saved

• Shared

• Sent

• Stored

What does the 'K' in the ASK method stand for?

• Knocked

• Known

• Kept

• Kicked