Fact vs Myth Quiz

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Online Safety
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Fact or Myth Quiz

Bust the myths, learn the facts, and stay safe online!

For each statement, decide if it's a Fact or a Myth. Then, read the explanation to uncover healthy digital habits that keep you safe.

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FACT or MYTH?

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SET BOUNDARIES ONLINE
01 / 08
Privacy settings only matter for social media.
Correct, Not quite...  it's a Myth!
Many apps – like games, maps, shopping apps and even camera apps may collect personal data in the background. Set boundaries by reviewing your app permissions regularly, and remind your loved ones to ask, “Why does this app need this info?” before clicking "Allow".
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SET BOUNDARIES ONLINE
02 / 08
Location sharing can put you at risk.
Correct, Not quite...  it's a Fact!
Location sharing can expose where you are and your daily activities, creating serious privacy risks if misused or shared without consent. Set boundaries on what you share to protect you and your loved ones’ personal privacy.
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THINK BEFORE YOU ACT
03 / 08
If a post has thousands of likes and shares, it must be true.
Correct, Not quite...  it's a Myth!
Virality doesn’t guarantee accuracy. Think carefully and check the source before believing or sharing and encourage your loved ones to do the same.
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THINK BEFORE YOU ACT
04 / 08
Anything you post online can spread beyond your control.
Correct, Not quite...  it's a Fact!
Once something is online, it can be copied, screenshotted, or saved in caches and backups without your permission. Even if you delete it, versions may still exist, so always think before you post.
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REPORT INAPPROPRIATE CONTENT
05 / 08
Blocking someone is enough; there’s no need to report them.
Correct, Not quite...  it's a Myth!
Blocking helps, but reporting inappropriate content protects others too. Both actions are important.
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REPORT INAPPROPRIATE CONTENT
06 / 08
Reporting inappropriate content doesn’t make a difference.
Correct, Not quite...  it's a Myth!
Reports are reviewed by platforms and can lead to harmful content being removed. Reporting inappropriate content makes the online space safer for everyone.
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ENGAGE AND SUPPORT 
07 / 08
As long as I don’t take part in online bullying, I am not part of the problem.
Correct, Not quite...  it's a Myth!
Staying silent allows the bullying to continue. Online safety is a shared responsibility. Choosing to engage and support others by speaking up, reporting, or offering encouragement shapes a safer online space.
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ENGAGE AND SUPPORT 
08 / 08
When someone I know encounters harm online, I should encourage them to report or seek help.
Correct, Not quite...  it's a Fact!
Engaging and supporting individuals affected by online harms helps them feel less alone, and your encouragement can guide them to seek the help they need.
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You have completed the quiz!
Healthy digital habits keep you and your loved ones safe online. Explore the links on the right for more online safety tips.
SET BOUNDARIES ONLINE
THINK BEFORE YOU ACT
REPORT INAPPROPRIATE CONTENT
ENGAGE AND SUPPORT
FOR PARENTS
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Click here for tips and resources to help you better protect your child from online harms.