Website Security and Privacy Awareness

The video tutorial emphasizes the importance of online safety by teaching viewers how to identify secure websites and the risks associated with using public Wi-Fi. It explains the significance of the lock icon in the address bar, which indicates a secure connection, and warns against fake websites. Additionally, it highlights the dangers of using untrusted public Wi-Fi networks, where data can be monitored by others, and stresses the need for encrypted connections to protect personal information.

What does the lock icon in the address bar signify?

• Your information is secure

• Your data is being shared

• The website is fake

• The website is slow

Why is it important to verify the URL of a website?

• To ensure the website loads faster

• To confirm it is the real version of the site

• To see if the website is colorful

• To check the website's popularity

What should you do if a website looks like the one you want but seems suspicious?

• Refresh the page multiple times

• Check the URL for authenticity

• Ignore it and proceed

• Close the browser immediately

What is a potential risk of using free Wi-Fi in public places?

• Your device might overheat

• You might lose your internet connection

• Others might monitor your online activities

• Your battery might drain faster

How can individual websites protect your data on public networks?

• By increasing the website's speed

• By reducing the website's size

• By displaying more ads

• By using encrypted connections

What does a 'not secure' warning in the browser indicate?

• The site isn't using encryption

• The site is loading slowly

• The website is under maintenance

• The website is very popular