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Consent and Sharing: How to Be Responsible on the Internet

Consent and Sharing: How to Be Responsible on the Internet

Be a hero of the digital world! Each of us has unique strengths that we can use to make a positive impact on the internet. Hidden abilities like empathy and responsibility allow us to create a better online environment.

In this module, you will learn how to be responsible on the internet and the importance of consent and sharing content. You will gain practical tips and insights that will help you protect yourself and others in the virtual world.

Basics of Consent – you will discover why consent is a key element in online interactions.
Ethics of Sharing – you will learn how to share content responsibly and respect copyright.
Impact on Community – you will find out how your online behavior affects others and how you can contribute to a positive atmosphere.
Internet Safety – you will receive advice on how to protect yourself from risks and dangerous situations online.
Supporting Others – you will learn how to support friends and family in their online activities and decisions.

Conclusion: Join us and discover how to become a responsible participant in the digital world. Try this module and change your online behavior for the better!

Imagine that you share an article on a social network, but after a while, you realize that it contains false information. How do you react? I will delete it without explanation; people don't pay attention to details anyway.
I will add a correction or apology to make everything clear.
I'll leave it as it is – whoever wants can verify the facts.
I will start to find out who shared it before me and I will notify them.
I feel uncomfortable, but I don't know what I should do.

A friend sends you a screenshot of another person's private conversation. What will you do? I will read it curiously and possibly forward it.
I'm sorry to hear that, but I'll leave it as it is, after all, it happens often.
I will tell my acquaintance that it is not okay.
Just to be sure, I'll save a screenshot – it might come in handy someday.
I will think about how I would feel if someone did that to me.

You will receive an offer to anonymously evaluate a colleague in an online questionnaire. How do you approach the responses? I am trying to be honest, but also cautious.
I will take the opportunity to say things that I otherwise wouldn't be able to.
I respond lukewarmly, as I don't want to have an influence on anyone.
I evaluate based on the impression from the past week.
First, I think about how my answers will affect his situation.

You see a video where someone accidentally shared sensitive information about themselves. What is your reaction? I'll quickly forward it to my friends, after all, it's funny.
I feel sorry, but I will still watch the entire video.
I will report the video to prevent it from spreading further.
I will check if I have shared something similar myself.
I wonder why people make such mistakes – it wouldn't happen to me.

Your acquaintance publicly posts a status mentioning you without your consent. What will you do? I'll compliment his status, even though it's not entirely pleasant for me.
I will ask him in private to delete it.
I ignore it, it's not that bad.
I will publish my own reaction to set the record straight.
I feel betrayed and I will start to avoid him.

You will have the opportunity to anonymously express your opinion on a sensitive social issue. How will you decide? I won’t disclose anything – anonymity doesn’t seem fair to me.
I will take advantage of anonymity and say things openly.
I will express my opinion conciliatorily so as not to offend anyone.
I will divide the opinion into several perspectives, so that everyone can find themselves in it.
I will only say what I would say under my own name.

How do you decide what to share about your privacy online? I share spontaneously – if something makes me happy, I will share it.
I'm thinking about what others will think about it.
I share only what can inspire or encourage someone.
I will publish it only if I am sure that it won't harm me.
I adjust things to make them look better than they actually are.

How do you perceive the fact that your data may be monitored and evaluated? I don't care, I have nothing to hide anyway.
It worries me, but I don't know what to do about it.
I always check what data I share and with whom.
I accept it as a part of today's world.
Sometimes I consider withdrawing from the online space.

When an online survey asks for access to your contacts and photos, how do you respond? I'll quickly allow it so I can continue.
I will deny access, I don't want to share anything.
First, I will read the terms, and only then will I decide.
I will grant access, but only temporarily.
I will leave it open and decide later.

A friend shares photos of your children on their profile without asking. How do you react? I will personally tell him that it bothers me.
I will ask him to delete them.
I'll leave it as it is, I don't want to disrupt the relationship.
I will think about whether I ever gave him the impression that it is possible.
I will publish my own status where I will clarify my stance on such sharing.