What does CEOP stand for?
- Choosing Education Over Protection
- Child Exploitation & Online Prevention
- Criminal Electronic Online Protection
- Child Exploitation & Online Protection
What should you do if a friend is being cyberbullied?
- Tell them to ignore it and move on
- Support them by reporting the bully and encouraging them to talk to a trusted adult
- Join in so that the bully doesn’t turn on you
- Tell them to block the person and say nothing
What should you do if someone you don’t know starts sending you harassing messages?
- Respond to the messages to ask them to stop
- Ignore the messages and hope they go away
- Block them immediately and report the account
- Send them a message asking who they are
Intentionally upsetting people or causing arguments by posting inflammatory messages online is called…
- Hacking
- Banter
- Trolling
- Discord
What is the safest way to respond if a stranger asks for personal photos or videos?
- Say no, block them, and tell a trusted adult
- Only send it if they promise not to share
- Send one photo to see what they do
- Ignore their message and continue chatting
What might an online predator do if a young player is hesitant to share personal information?
- They may act upset or guilt-trip the player into sharing
- They may start ignoring the player completely
- They may stop playing the game
- They may help the player make new in-game friends
If a stranger online offers you gifts or rewards, what is the safest thing to do?
- Accept it; it's free
- Ask them to send it to you in the mail
- Refuse the offer and report the person
- Give them your email so they can send you more offers
What is the permanent trail of online data you leave?
- Cookies
- JavaScript
- Targetted advertising
- Digital footprint
What is a digital footprint?
- The marks you leave on the ground when using digital devices
- The sum of all the digital information about you that is publicly available online
- Your favourite websites and apps
- Your online friends and followers
If someone you don’t know sends you a friend request or message on social media, what should you do?
- Accept the request to see who they are
- Ignore or delete the request
- Give them your phone number
- Ask them why they added you
