Computers
This is the part of a computer that performs calculations and is often called the “brain.”
CPU (Central Processing Unit)
This feature lets users post photos or videos that disappear after 24 hours.
Stories
This abbreviation means “laugh out loud.”
LOL
This is the type of software you use to access websites.
Web Browser
This is information like your full name, address, or phone number that should not be shared online.
Personal information
This memory type is “volatile,” meaning it loses its contents when the computer turns off.
RAM (Random Access Memory)
This action means to react to or respond to someone’s post, usually with a like or comment.
Engaging
This abbreviation means “be right back,” used when someone steps away briefly.
BRB
This is the address used to find a specific page on the internet.
URL (Uniform Resource Locator)
This is when someone sends fake messages pretending to be a trusted company or person to steal your information.
Scamming
This term describes malicious software designed to harm, spy on, or disrupt a computer system.
Malware
This term describes how much time and content someone shares about their life online.
Digital Footprint
This means “by the way,” used when adding extra information in a message.
BTW
This company created the most widely used search engine in the world.
This is a strong, unique combination of characters used to protect your accounts.
Password
What was the predecessor of the first proper Windows operating system?
MS-DOS
This is when someone creates a fake identity online to trick or deceive others.
Catfishing
This stands for “as soon as possible,” meaning something should be done quickly.
ASAP
This term describes a wireless network that connects your devices to the internet at home or school.
WI-FI
This is when someone repeatedly harasses or threatens another person online.
Cyberbullying
what's the model name for the first 2 GB hard drive
IBM 3380 which weighed about 250kgs and costed about 100 thousand USD for early units
This security feature adds an extra step when logging in, such as a code sent to your phone, to help protect your account even if someone knows your password.
2FA (two-factor authentication)
This abbreviation is used in online games and chats to mean a player is temporarily away from their keyboard.
AFK
This technology creates a secure connection over the internet and can hide your location while browsing.
VPN (Virtual Private Network)
This type of software secretly records what you type, often to steal passwords or personal information without your knowledge.
A keylogger