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1. In most cases, you are unable to communicate withstrangers
via online gaming
B is the correct answer – False, with the majority of
onlinegaming platforms you can play against strangers as well
aspeople you know
On certain platforms this can include chatting viamicrophone
headsets.
2. There is no watershed for online video content
A is the correct answer – True, all video content can beaccessed
24/7
Unlike television, there is no watershed. There is potential
forunsuitable programmes and clips to be watched at any time.
3. A person’s ‘digital footprint’ refers to…
B is the correct answer – their online reputation –
theperception, estimation and opinion that is formed about themfrom
information online
Your online reputation is the sum total of any instance
orreference of you that either you posted or someone else did.
Itcan even be postings by others pretending to be you.
4. Employers sometimes look at social media pagesbelonging to
potential employees.
A is the correct answer – True, and in some cases it willprevent
them from hiring the candidate
45 percent of employers scan the social network for
informationon candidates. 35 percent who found negative content did
nothire the candidate.
5. Most social media websites have measures in place toprevent
underage children signing up.
B is the correct answer – False, many young people are ableto
ignore of cial age limits easily.
Facebook tops the list of sites children sign up to underage.
52percent of eight to 16 year-olds admit ignoring the of cial age
limit.
6. BBM and WhatsApp are examples of…
C is the correct answer – instant messaging services
7. Nude or sexually explicit photo-sharing or textmessaging is
generally known as…
A is the correct answer – sexting
Sexting is becoming more prevalent. Sexting is nude or
sexually explicit photo-sharing or text messaging, usuallyshared
using mobile phones but also on other devices such aswebcams over
the internet
8. Cyberbullying can take place at any time.
A is the correct answer – True, unlike face-to-face
bullying,cyberbullying can happen 24/7
Cyberbullying can take place at any time and it can intrude
intospaces that have previously been regarded as safe or
personal.The audience can be very large and reached rapidly.
9. Young people see sexting as part of a normal
relationship.
A is the correct answer – True, it is not uncommon for
youngpeople to send sexually explicit photos and texts to their
partners
It can be an expression of ‘romance’, giving them a feeling
ofshared intimacy with a partner.
10. It is illegal and a serious criminal offence to take, holdor
share indecent photos of anyone aged under 18
A is the correct answer – True, even if the person who has
theimage is under 18 themselves.
Under British law it is legal to have sex aged 16 and over.
Butit is illegal and a serious criminal offence to take, hold or
shareindecent photos of anyone aged under 18 – even if the
personwho has the image is under 18 themselves. It also does
notmatter whether they are boyfriend or girlfriend. Not only
couldthe person be prosecuted, but they could be required by law
toregister as a sex offender.
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Child Exploitation & Online SafetyModule 1 –
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