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00:02
the Internet makes it easy to
00:04
communicate with family friends and
00:06
people who love the same things that you
00:08
do we send messages share pictures and
00:11
join conversations on social networks
00:13
sometimes without giving a second
00:15
thought like a book that's been
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published and is now available at every
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bookstore any information you post on
00:21
the Internet can become permanent and
00:23
influence how others perceive you in
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other words it can affect your online
00:27
reputation that's why it is important to
00:30
know the difference between public and
00:31
private information that you may not
00:34
want to post or share online people have
00:37
different ideas about what they want to
00:39
keep private your online privacy
00:41
includes establishing your own
00:42
boundaries around what and how much
00:44
information you share remember that the
00:47
information you share online gradually
00:49
leaves a footprint and therefore it's
00:51
easy to track your digital footprint
00:53
it's basically everything on the
00:55
internet that is about you
00:56
it may include photos videos posts and
01:00
comments that you write on friends pages
01:03
when sharing and posting stuff online
01:06
think about the long-term consequences a
01:08
picture message your posts that you
01:11
think is funny and harmless today could
01:13
be seen by unintended audiences
01:15
misunderstood downloaded or copied and
01:18
misconstrued in the future for online
01:21
media and social networks privacy
01:23
settings are an important tool to help
01:24
you decide how much information you
01:26
share when and with whom make sure
01:29
you're familiar with the privacy
01:31
settings of the different social
01:32
networks and messaging services that you
01:34
use and adjust them so that you're
01:35
sharing only with people you trust and
01:38
make sure you know what you're sharing
01:40
for example did you know that many
01:42
photos you share on social networks can
01:44
be geo tagged and reveal your physical
01:46
location while you may want to publicly
01:48
share a photo of the cake you just baked
01:50
in your kitchen you might not want to
01:52
tell the world where you live
01:55
[Music]
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online privacy also means respecting the
01:59
boundaries of others in the settings
02:01
they choose remember if a friend shared
02:04
something with you that doesn't mean
02:05
that they want you to share it with
02:06
everyone
02:07
respect their decisions and don't over
02:09
share the way you conduct yourself and
02:15
treat others online will determine the
02:17
kind of web you help create negative
02:19
comments or actions create a vicious
02:21
cycle that we can fall into accidentally
02:23
stop negativity and its tracks by being
02:26
positive and redirecting the mood in
02:28
other words be kind online remember that
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behind every username and avatar there
02:33
is a real person with real feelings if
02:37
you participate in online communities
02:39
become familiar with the Community
02:40
Guidelines if someone is being mean or
02:43
not playing by the rules
02:44
know that most social networks offer a
02:46
way to report bad content and
02:48
inappropriate behavior reporting
02:50
flagging and blocking are important
02:52
tools to use finally if you see someone
02:55
being the target of unkind words or
02:57
actions online be enough standard not a
03:01
bystander do not pass on messages that
03:04
may be hurtful to someone else instead
03:06
let the person who sent the message know
03:08
that you do not think it's funny or
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acceptable make an effort to go over to
03:12
the person to provide support and help
03:14
them get help if needed you can set an
03:16
example by helping others appreciate
03:18
that our communities are made better
03:20
when different opinions are shared
03:21
constructively and received respectfully
03:24
remember you can help create the web
03:26
that you want for yourself and for
03:28
others be kind online and establish your
03:31
own boundaries around what and how much
03:33
you want to share

adriancalica

did anyones teacher tell them to watch this

michaeltitchmarsh

0:02
the Internet makes it easy to
0:04
communicate with family friends and
0:06
people who love the same things that you
0:08
do we send messages share pictures and
0:11
join conversations on social networks
0:13
sometimes without giving a second
0:15
thought like a book that's been
0:17
published and is now available at every
0:19
bookstore any information you post on
0:21
the Internet can become permanent and
0:23
influence how others perceive you in
0:25
other words it can affect your online
0:27
reputation that's why it is important to
0:30
know the difference between public and
0:31
private information that you may not
0:34
want to post or share online people have
0:37
different ideas about what they want to
0:39
keep private your online privacy
0:41
includes establishing your own
0:42
boundaries around what and how much
0:44
information you share remember that the
0:47
information you share online gradually
0:49
leaves a footprint and therefore it's
0:51
easy to track your digital footprint
0:53
it's basically everything on the
0:55
internet that is about you
0:56
it may include photos videos posts and
1:00
comments that you write on friends pages
1:03
when sharing and posting stuff online
1:06
think about the long-term consequences a
1:08
picture message your posts that you
1:11
think is funny and harmless today could
1:13
be seen by unintended audiences
1:15
misunderstood downloaded or copied and
1:18
misconstrued in the future for online
1:21
media and social networks privacy
1:23
settings are an important tool to help
1:24
you decide how much information you
1:26
share when and with whom make sure
1:29
you're familiar with the privacy
1:31
settings of the different social
1:32
networks and messaging services that you
1:34
use and adjust them so that you're
1:35
sharing only with people you trust and
1:38
make sure you know what you're sharing
1:40
for example did you know that many
1:42
photos you share on social networks can
1:44
be geo tagged and reveal your physical
1:46
location while you may want to publicly
1:48
share a photo of the cake you just baked
1:50
in your kitchen you might not want to
1:52
tell the world where you live
1:55
[Music]
1:56
online privacy also means respecting the
1:59
boundaries of others in the settings
2:01
they choose remember if a friend shared
2:04
something with you that doesn't mean
2:05
that they want you to share it with
2:06
everyone
2:07
respect their decisions and don't over
2:09
share the way you conduct yourself and
2:15
treat others online will determine the
2:17
kind of web you help create negative
2:19
comments or actions create a vicious
2:21
cycle that we can fall into accidentally
2:23
stop negativity and its tracks by being
2:26
positive and redirecting the mood in
2:28
other words be kind online remember that
2:31
behind every username and avatar there
2:33
is a real person with real feelings if
2:37
you participate in online communities
2:39
become familiar with the Community
2:40
Guidelines if someone is being mean or
2:43
not playing by the rules
2:44
know that most social networks offer a
2:46
way to report bad content and
2:48
inappropriate behavior reporting
2:50
flagging and blocking are important
2:52
tools to use finally if you see someone
2:55
being the target of unkind words or
2:57
actions online be enough standard not a
3:01
bystander do not pass on messages that
3:04
may be hurtful to someone else instead
3:06
let the person who sent the message know
3:08
that you do not think it's funny or
3:10
acceptable make an effort to go over to
3:12
the person to provide support and help
3:14
them get help if needed you can set an
3:16
example by helping others appreciate
3:18
that our communities are made better
3:20
when different opinions are shared
3:21
constructively and received respectfully
3:24
remember you can help create the web
3:26
that you want for yourself and for
3:28
others be kind online and establish your
3:31
own boundaries around what and how much
3:33
you want to share

justinwolfe

2:31 "Remember, behind every username and avatar, there is a real person with real feelings.
Bots: Am I a joke to you?

moonnyxx

I'm, like, the biggest victim of this lol. Don't know how snooping around makes people 'smart' or 'righteous'. I'm going to either try to set my record straight or just straight up quit internet altogether.

stoictss

Best Advice: Don't have a Facebook page; Don't use Twitter or similar products; Don't leave comments; Don't upload photos or information. Any information you post will be gathered and analyzed and there is nothing saying the analysis will be correct or used properly. My decision is made - for myself, I will study where and how data is being collected and I'll begin systematic withdrawal to reduce online data about me. Be very careful. For Example: Lets say you go out to a club with friends for the evening. You are the designated driver and do not drink any alcohol. You stop at a gas station to gas up after you leave the club. Data gathered on you shows you at the club and then later driving your car. The data analysis will probably include you are high risk for drinking and driving so your insurance company doubles your car insurance rate. See where this is going? People are going to be getting punished for all kinds of things they never did. The tracking is coming. We will become a cashless society and every move we make will be digitally recorded, date and time stamped. I never did have a Facebook page, I never liked it from the beginning - I kept telling people not to make their lives public, it will remain, public forever. That's the same for any social media - none of it is in the best interest of people.

peanutsassyathena