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This document discusses guidelines for proper online behavior known as netiquette and internet safety. It recommends not sharing personal information online, not downloading files from unknown sources, and thinking carefully about what information is shared on social media since anything posted can be misused. Survey results show most internet users are kind but some can be unkind, so people should avoid saying anything online they wouldn't say to someone's face and think before posting words or pictures that could come back to haunt them.
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Netiquette & internet safety
- 1. Netiquette & Internet safety
- 2. ·The etiquette guidelines that govern behavior when communicating on the internet. ·The set of rules for behaving properly online.
- 3. - If you would not say it to the person ‘s the person’s face-do not say it on the internet. Do not hide behind the computer screen. - Never share personal information, such as addresses, phone numbers, campus names, or locations. -Do not download pictures or any other files from an unknown source.
- 4. Social networking sites are like a combination of a diary, a family album, and a personal ad Web site. These sites are designed to allow people to share their pictures and information with others. Therefore it is important to think about the information they hang, as there are people who could be misused.
- 5. Teens 12 – 17 · 69% of students are mostly kinds · 20% are mostly unkind Adults 18+ · 85% are mostly kind · 5% are mostly unkind
- 6. When you write your comments on the internet or post pictures you no longer have control over them. those words/pictures can come back to haunt you. Think before you click.