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The you a stranger can find

Personal & Social Development · Responsible Decision-Making · ages 15-16
Name ______________________   Date ____________

  1. Someone saves a screenshot of your post. You then delete the original. What should you assume about that screenshot?

    • It may still exist as a separate saved file
    • It is removed when the original disappears from the platform
    • It becomes private when you change your own account settings

  2. Which action starts a review of what a stranger might find about you online?

    • Search your name and check public results
    • Look only at photos saved privately on your own device
    • Ask a friend to guess without checking any public pages

  3. A privacy review can end with you deciding to keep an item private rather than publishing it.

    Circle one:   True   False

  4. You want to share a group photo publicly, but have not asked the people in it. What follows the lesson's process?

    • Keep it private while checking permission and details
    • Post it publicly now and ask everyone for permission afterwards
    • Assume being in a group photo means agreeing to every public use

  5. A search result has your name, but its photo and town are unfamiliar. What is the careful next step?

    • Treat it as a complete account of your own life immediately
    • Check whether it refers to someone else
    • Assume every result with your name must have been posted by you

  6. You reviewed your public results last month. A classmate now tags you in a public photo. Why review again?

    • Your profile settings automatically restrict every post that mentions you
    • The new tag may change what others can find
    • A name search alone proves no saved copies of the photo exist elsewhere

  7. A friend says, 'If every public post has a reason, employers will always trust me.' Which response matches the lesson?

    • A reason guarantees that every stranger will approve every post
    • Careful choices do not guarantee others' judgements
    • Trust depends only on how many public photos an account contains

  8. Tom says, 'A screenshot might exist, so there is no point removing a post with private details.' Which reply fits the lesson?

    • Ask friends not to share it, but leave the original available to everyone
    • Change only future posts, because older posts can no longer be removed
    • Remove the original; copies may need separate action
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  1. It may still exist as a separate saved file · A saved screenshot is a separate copy. Deleting the original or changing your account settings may not remove or restrict that copy.
  2. Search your name and check public results · A name search and public-profile review can show public material. Confirm which results belong to you.
  3. True · Public posting is optional. Keeping an item private can be a deliberate choice.
  4. Keep it private while checking permission and details · Check permission and private details before sharing. Being photographed is not permission for every audience.
  5. Check whether it refers to someone else · People can share a name. Check identity before drawing conclusions about yourself.
  6. The new tag may change what others can find · A new public tag may affect what others find. Your own settings do not control every other person's post, and a search cannot find every saved copy.
  7. Careful choices do not guarantee others' judgements · Careful sharing can reduce unwanted exposure, but cannot guarantee another person's judgement.
  8. Remove the original; copies may need separate action · Removing the original can reduce its public availability. Separate copies may remain, and you may need additional help to address them.
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