Social Media Safety
You get a friend request from someone you don’t know. What should you do?
Don’t accept; verify who they are or ignore.
What is cyberbullying?|
Using technology to hurt, threaten, or embarrass others.
What is a “digital footprint”?
All the information you leave behind online.
What does “netiquette” mean?
Internet etiquette — polite and respectful behavior online.
Is it safe to post your location while you’re still there?
No, it reveals where you are and risks your safety.
You see someone being bullied online — what’s the right thing to do?
Report it and support the victim; don’t join in.
Can deleted posts still be found online?
Yes — they can be saved or screenshotted.
Why is tone hard to read online?
Messages lack facial expressions and voice.
Why should you review your privacy settings often?
To control who can see your posts and information
True or False: Deleting a hurtful comment ends cyberbullying
False; it may continue elsewhere — reporting is better.
Why should you think before you post?
Posts can affect your reputation and future opportunities.
What should you do before sharing someone else’s post or photo?
Ask permission
A classmate posts a photo of you without permission. What’s the best response?
Ask them to remove it; report if they refuse.
Give one sign that someone may be a victim of cyberbullying.
Withdrawal, sadness, avoiding social media, or fear.
Who can see what you post on public social media?
Anyone- so long as they have access to social media
True or False: It’s okay to forward a funny message even if it may offend someone.
False; always think before sending.
What should you do if someone shares false information about you online?
Report it and talk to a trusted adult or authority.
Your friend sends you a mean meme about a classmate. What should you do?
Don’t share it; tell them it’s wrong and report if needed.
A college recruiter looks you up online. What do you want them to find?
Positive, respectful, and responsible online behavior.
You’re angry and want to post a rant. What should you do first?
Pause and cool off before posting; think about consequences.