Internet Safety: Easy Choices

by Vocafy Patvirtinta

Anglų (JAV) A2 Klausimai (15) Technologijos

Explore simple ways to protect your information, spot warning signs, and stay safe online.

1. 1. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

   Which reply keeps your account safe?

   A friend asks, "Can you send me your password?"

   • I keep my password private.
   • I'll send it in a private message.
   • I'll share it because we are friends.

   A password lets someone get into your account.

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   • I keep my password private.

   Even a good friend does not need your password.

2. 2. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

   What is the safest reply?

   Someone you do not know sends you a message: "What is your home address?"

   • I'll tell you if you tell me yours.
   • I don't share my home address with strangers.
   • I'll tell you if you promise to keep it private.

   Think about what this person could learn about you.

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   • I don't share my home address with strangers.

   Your home address tells people where they can find you.

3. 3. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

   What is the best kind of password?

   You need a new password for your email account.

   • Your first name.
   • Your birthday.
   • A long password that is hard to guess.

   Other people may already know some facts about you.

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   • A long password that is hard to guess.

   Personal details can be easy for other people to guess.

4. 4. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

   What can you do to stop messages from that account?

   Someone keeps sending you mean messages in an app.

   • Block the account.
   • Send an angry reply.
   • Ask the person to explain each message.

   Look for an action that stops contact.

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   • Block the account.

   You can also report mean messages to the app.

5. 5. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

   What should you do to help keep your phone safe?

   Your phone's settings show that a system update is ready.

   • Keep the old system and ignore updates.
   • Install the update from your phone's settings.
   • Download an update from a link in a stranger's comment.

   Think about where the update comes from.

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   • Install the update from your phone's settings.

   Updates can fix problems that put your phone at risk.

6. 6. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

   What is the safest first action?

   An email from someone you do not know has a file attached.

   • Open the file to find out who sent it.
   • Send the file to a friend to open.
   • Do not open the file.

   You do not know whether this file is safe.

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   • Do not open the file.

   Some files from unknown senders can harm your computer.

7. 7. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

   What should you do before posting it?

   You took a photo of a friend and want to post it online.

   • Ask your friend if it is okay.
   • Post it first and ask later.
   • Tag your friend without asking.

   Your friend may feel differently about sharing the photo.

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   • Ask your friend if it is okay.

   People may not want every photo of them online.

8. 8. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

   What helped Mia keep her photos?

   Mia says, "My phone broke, but my photos are safe. I made a backup."

   • She changed the photos' names on her phone.
   • She saved another copy of her photos.
   • She put all the photos in one folder on her phone.

   Think about how to keep photos when one device stops working.

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   • She saved another copy of her photos.

   A backup is also useful if your phone gets lost.

9. 9. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

   What should you do before you leave?

   You are using a library computer to check your email, and now you are finished.

   • Save your password on the computer.
   • Leave your email account open.
   • Sign out of your email account.

   Another person will use this computer after you.

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   • Sign out of your email account.

   On a shared computer, the next person may use an account that is still open.

10. 10. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

    What is the safer choice?

    A flashlight app asks to use your location. It does not need your location to turn on the light.

    • Say no to location access.
    • Allow it because the app is free.
    • Allow it because all apps need your location.

    Think about what the app needs to do its job.

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    • Say no to location access.

    Only give an app access to information it needs.

11. 11. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

    How should you respond?

    A message says, "You won a prize! Pay a small fee today to get it." You did not enter a contest.

    • Pay quickly before the offer ends.
    • Do not send money.
    • Send a small payment to see what happens.

    Think about why the message asks you to pay for a prize.

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    • Do not send money.

    This may be a scam: a trick to take your money.

12. 12. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

    Why can't this person sign in?

    Your account needs your password and a code sent to your phone. Someone knows your password but cannot get the code.

    • The phone has changed your password.
    • The code is only for signing out.
    • They also need the code.

    The account checks two things, not just one.

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    • They also need the code.

    This extra step helps protect your account if someone learns your password.

13. 13. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

    How can you check who sent it?

    A message from your friend's account asks for money. Your friend has never asked you for money online before.

    • Call your friend at the number you already know.
    • Trust it because your friend's photo is there.
    • Reply to the message and ask, "Is it really you?"

    Use a different way to contact your friend.

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    • Call your friend at the number you already know.

    Someone else may be using your friend's account.

14. 14. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

    What should you do before believing it?

    A post says, "This drink keeps everyone from getting sick." Many people shared it, but it does not say where the information came from.

    • Trust it because many people shared it.
    • Check a trusted health website.
    • Trust it because the post has a photo.

    Think about who knows about health, not how popular the post is.

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    • Check a trusted health website.

    A popular post is not always true.

15. 15. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

    What should you still do before buying something?

    A shopping website has a lock symbol beside its web address. The lock shows that the connection is protected.

    • Trust the store just because it has a lock.
    • Enter your card information before checking the store.
    • Check whether you can trust the store.

    A safe connection and an honest store are different things.

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    • Check whether you can trust the store.

    A protected connection does not prove that a store will send what you buy.