Game+questions

Laura's Questions on Facebook Safety:

A: Children under the age of 13 are not permitted to have a Facebook account. In addition, parents are encouraged to supervise during their teen's use of Facebook.
 * Q: How old must you be to have a Facebook Account?**

A: Restrict your Search Visibility. In your Facebook, click **Privacy>Search** and set the visibility that you wish. You can also select what information will be visible in the search results.
 * Q: What is the best way that you can protect your privacy from strangers who may try to search you on Facebook?**

A: Organize your friends into lists. Select **Friends** from the top menu and use the **Create** link to organize your friends into lists for co-workers, family, friends, acquaintances...whatever you like. They cannot see your lists so organize as you wish! Then you can customize which lists can see your wall posts, your pictures, your information, etc. However, any good tech person can probably get around this so just don't post anything that you wouldn't want an employer to see!
 * Q: Your boss, your mother, and that weird friend-of-a-friend has requested you to be a Facebook friend! What's the newest and easiest way to control who you would like to set to limited profile visibility?**

A: Click the **Report** link that appears throughout the site. Facebook does it's best to review and remove anything harmful within 24 hours of being reported.
 * Q: What can you do if you find inappropriate materials, instances of bullying, or suspicious Facebook creepers?**

A: 120 Friends per person.
 * Q: What is the average number of Friends on Facebook? (This was mentioned in class).**

A. Block them and/or Report them.
 * Q. What can you do if someone sends you unwanted in inappropriate communications via Facebook?**

A. True. ThinkB4UClick!
 * Q. True or False. What you post online, stays online...FOREVER!**

You forget to set your privacy settings and your boss sees those drunken pictures that you thought would be brilliant to post. You cannot advance this round.
 * __Potential incidents:__**

__Stacey's Questions on Chatroom Safety: A: You should always save chatroom conversations. A: Inviting someone to a private conversation is usually the first step taken by online predators. A: Someone who does not speak much, but when they do they simply agree with what has been said. A: You should cease talking with this person. This is often how an online predator prepares their victim for maintaing a relationship with someone who is older than they were letting on. A)Meet for coffee just the two of you. B)Meet in a public space and bring along some friends. C)Allow the person's father to pick you up. A:B)Meet in a public space and bring along some friends, but the safest thing is to just not meet them.__ __**Q:What kind of screen name should you have in a chatroom?** A: a non identifiable, non gender specific screen name. And Keep it clean! A: real name, telephone or cell phone number, mailing address, passwords, banking details, etc.__ __**Q: What should you do when someone asks A/S/L or WITW?**__ __A: Ignore it__
 * Q: When you leave a chatroom, there is a pop-up requesting that you save the conversation. Do you?**
 * Q: While in a chat room, someone requests that you join them in a separate, private chat. Do you?**
 * Q: What kind of chatter does an online predator look for in a chat room?**
 * Q: If you have been conversing with someone you met in a chatroom for a while and they ask "how do you feel** about a big brother or an uncle", how should you respond?
 * Q: If you plan to meet someone in person that you talk to online, what is the safest way to do so?**
 * Q:What Kind of Personal Information Should You Not Give Out In A Chatroom?**
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Q: Are there any rules against Hacking? ** Yes, there are provincial policies (311) and Federal laws against hacking (Criminal Code Section 342.1). Yes! Accessing personal or private information such as emails or confidential records is hacking. This applies to the property of any individual, professional, company and institution. No! Destroying or altering information or files that do not belong to you is hacking. No! This is a virus. Intentionally damaging someone’s computer or giving them viruses is considered hacking. No! Many companies put out a trial or beta version of their software to get feedback from users. This is not hacking, in fact using this trial may help company improve the product. ** A Hacker breaks into your computers and sends mean emails to your friends. Go back 2 spaces. Hacker sends you a virus, all of your homework is deleted. **Potential items to collect: **  Anti virus software – can be used against hacker.
 * Q: Timmy sees Jane write down her email password. Later, he goes online and logs into her account and reads her personal emails. Does this constitute hacking? **
 * Q: You are surfing a site about “The Best TV Shows of All Time” and you figure out how to change information on the page. You think that “The Simpsons” is actually the best TV show. Should you put it in first place on the list? **
 * Q: Juan wants to play a joke on Pete. He finds an email that, once opened, will make ninjas appear and destroy all of Pete’s picture files. Is it ok for Juan to send this as a joke? **
 * Q: You are researching about a new computer game that is coming out next month. You find a site that will let you download a trail version of the game. Is this hacking?
 * Potential “incident” items: **
 * Q: What should a strong password be based off of?**
 * True or False: In the school computer lab, you should not log in to your online banking account, facebook, or your email account?**
 * Q: How many characters does a strong password have?**
 * Q: Where is the best place to store your password(s) if you need to write them down?**
 * True or False: When asked to answer a hidden question for password recovery, you should always answer the question correctly.**