Cyberbullying
What is cyberbullying?
Bullying someone using the internet or digital devices.
What is personal information?
Information about you like your name, address, school, or passwords.
Who are online predators?
Adults who try to trick or harm young people online.
What is a scam?
A trick to steal money or information.
What is sexting?
Sending private or sexual messages or photos.
Name one place where cyberbullying can happen.
Social media, group chats, games, or messaging apps.
Is it safe to share your password with a friend?
No.
What does “grooming” mean?
Gaining trust to manipulate or exploit someone.
“Click here to get free game coins!” — what could this be?
A scam.
Is it safe to send private photos online?
No.
True or False: Cyberbullying only happens between strangers.
False.
Posting your location in real time can be risky. Why?
Strangers can find where you are.
True or False: People online are always who they say they are.
False.
What is phishing?
Fake messages trying to steal your information.
What is sextortion?
When someone threatens to share your photos unless you do something.
Someone shares an embarrassing photo of you without permission. What is this an example of?
Cyberbullying.
What could happen if someone steals your personal data?
Identity theft, hacking, or blackmail.
A person online asks you to keep your chat a secret from parents. Is this safe?
No.
Name one sign of a scam message.
Too good to be true, asks for personal info, or has strange links.
Someone says “Send me a photo or I’ll share yours.” What is this?
Sextortion.
What is one thing you should do if you are being cyberbullied?
Tell a trusted adult, block the person, or report it.
Give one example of something you should NOT post online.
Address, phone number, school, passwords, or private photos.
What should you do if someone online asks to meet you in real life?
Do not go and tell a trusted adult.
What should you do if you see something disturbing online?
Close it, report it, or tell an adult.
What should you do if someone tries sextortion?
Don’t respond, don’t send anything, tell a trusted adult, and report it.