What should you do if someone online asks you to meet them in person?

Immediately report it to a trusted adult.

Provide them with your home address.

What is an important rule to follow when interacting with strangers online?

Never agree to meet them in person.

Share personal information with them.

Which of the following is an important rule to remember when making online friendships?

Never share personal information with strangers.

Always meet up with online friends in person.

Tell your online friends your full name and address.

It's okay to share personal information as long as you trust the person.

Which of the following is an example of responsible digital citizenship in online friendships?

Respecting others' privacy and boundaries.

Sharing others' personal information without their consent.

Ignoring others' feelings and thoughts.

What should you do if someone you meet online asks you for your password?

Never share your password with anyone.

Share your password if they promise to keep it a secret.

Create a new password just for them.

Ask them for their password in return.

What should you do if someone online asks for your help in spreading hateful or harmful content?

Refuse and report the request to a trusted adult.

Encourage others to join in spreading the content.

Go along with the request to avoid confrontation.

Agree to help them without question.

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