5.17.W - Lesson: Sharing Personal Information Flashcards
Of the following, what information is safe to share online?
Share your opinion, but not if it’s going to offend someone or hurt someone’s feelings
Share your favorite sports team, and for which games you have tickets
Share your opinion, even if it’s going to offend someone or hurt someone’s feelings
Share your favorite band, and for which concerts you have tickets
Share your opinion, but not if it’s going to offend someone or hurt someone’s feelings
When the photo you used your cell phone to take and upload can reveal the exact location of where you took the picture, it is known as __________.
Tracking
Targeting
Geotagging
Geometry
Geotagging
Of the following, what information is safe to share online?
What sport you play, and what team you play for
Your favorite food, and which restaurant you go to all the time
What sport you play, and when your team plays its games
Your favorite food, but not which restaurant you go to all the time
Your favorite food, but not which restaurant you go to all the time
Sometimes a really hard decision to make is what information is safe to share, so it helps to have a list of questions to ask yourself before posting something. What is this list of questions called?
Private information finder
Personal information filter
Personal information finder
Public information finder
Personal information filter
What you say and what others say about you form your digital footprint online. This information is often __________ and __________, especially if the privacy settings of your social accounts are set to “public.” (Choose two.)
Searchable
Permanent
Private
Interesting
Temporary
Hidden
Searchable
Permanent
Which of the following should NOT be shared online?
Your pet’s name
The names of books you have read
Your address
Pictures of a raccoon in a park
Your address
Which of the following are some general tips for how you can protect your personal data online? (Select all that apply.)
Connect only with people you know offline
Read the privacy policies of websites you visit, especially for transactions
Don’t worry about what is posted about you
Regularly search for your name to see what comes up
Think before you post
Use privacy controls
Ask friends to post photos of you
Connect only with people you know offline
Read the privacy policies of websites you visit, especially for transactions
Regularly search for your name to see what comes up
Think before you post
Use privacy controls
__________ is any information that can be used to identify you or find out what you do, where you are, or where you might go.
Personal information
Cyberbullying
Personal references
Private information
Personal information
Who can use search engines on the Internet to discover personal information about someone? (Select all that apply.)
Predators
Relatives
Criminals
Friends
Potential employers
Predators
Relatives
Criminals
Friends
Potential employers
Every time you log into a social media site (Facebook, Twitter, etc.), send a “tweet,” complete or change your profile, share a picture or video, write in a blog, post a comment, etc., you are creating and/or adding to your __________, which is permanent and can potentially be made public.
Geotag
Profile
Digital footprint
Assignment code
Digital footprint
What you say and what others say about you form your digital footprint online. This information is often __________ and __________, especially if the privacy settings of your social accounts are set to “public.” (Choose two.)
Permanent
Temporary
Private
Interesting
Hidden
Searchable
Permanent
Searchable
Which of the following are consequences of sharing too much information online? (Select all that apply.)
Someone could break into your home
Your identity could be stolen
Friendships could be broken
Others could be hurt
You could win a new car
Predators could stalk or kidnap you
Someone could break into your home
Your identity could be stolen
Friendships could be broken
Others could be hurt
Predators could stalk or kidnap you
