True, Someone in a chat game starts asking personal questions and tells you not to tell anyone about your conversation. You stop talking and report them. Reporting suspicious behaviour is the correct action., You set your social media account to private so only people you know can see your posts. This helps protect your privacy online., You are buying something online and check that the website starts with “https” and comes from the official store. Checking website security helps protect you from scams., Something online makes you feel uncomfortable, so you talk to a trusted adult like a parent or teacher. It is important to speak up if something online worries you., Backing up your data onto an external USB and using Multi Factor Authentication are useful ways to protect your data and accounts from threats like malware and hacking., False, You receive a friend request in a game from someone you don’t know who says they are the same age as you and wants to chat privately. You accept because they seem friendly. This is a safe decision., A new online friend asks for your full name, school, and address so they can “send you a gift.” You decide to share it because they seem nice. Sharing this information is safe if the person seems trustworthy., You create a password using your pet’s name and your birthday because it is easy to remember. This is a strong and secure password., You receive a message with a link saying you’ve won a free gaming console, but it asks you to log in with your account details first. You click the link and enter your details. It is safe to enter your details on any link that offers a prize., An online friend sends you a file and says it is a “cool game mod,” but you are unsure what it is. You download it anyway. It is safe to download files from people you know online.

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