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social media websites that allow average users to create content and interact with each other around the content
examples of social media pinterest, facebook, twitter etc.
social network an online community of people with a common interest who use websites to communicate with each other and share information
cyberbullying bullying that takes place using electronic technology such as cell phones, computers etc. as well as communication tools including social media sites, text messages, chat and websites
malware refers to a variety of forms or hostile intrusive software like viruses, worms, trojans, spyware, shareware and other malicious programs
virus a malware program that replicates by inserting copies of itself into other computer programs and data files but involves a user
worm a standalone malware computer program that replicates itself in order to spread to other computers but doesn't need a user
trojan is any malicious computer program which represents itself as a way to make the user install it
spyware software that enables a user to transmitting information from other computers
scareware a type of malware designed to trick the users into purchasing or downloading useless and potentially dangerous software
how businesses utilize social networking and social media advertisement/marketing, communicate with customers and research
pros of social media connect with friends and family, learn about events, job opportunities, news, good for shy people
cons of social media lack of privacy, isolation, distracting, online bullies, less face to face communication
advantages of Facebook meet new people and a way to connect
disadvantages of Facebook people use innapropriately and privacy is limited
Facebook privacy/safety tip 1 limit the amount of personal information you post on Facebook because once it's on the internet you can never get it back
Facebook privacy/safety tip 2 funny or embarrassing photos posted by yourself or someone else on Facebook might seem funny now, but they can have serious negative consequences in the future
what percentage of employers use online screening for potential employees 80%
bullies role seeking power at the expense of others feelings call names, make nasty comments
targets role the victim of the bully examples being criticized and laughed at by others
bystanders role most don't approve of bullying but are unsure what to do examples watch others being criticized
6 things employers are legally allowed to look for in employees when screening online racism, violent tendencies, sexually explicit material, confession to criminal act, education, appropriate skills
10 things employers are NOT allowed to look for in employees when screening online ethnicity, sexual orientation, mental or physical disabilities, religion, age, political leanings, country of origin, martial status, family status, sex
ways to block a cyberbully protect your passwords, say no to revenge, tell someone and cut off communications
difference between worm, trojan and virus a trojan is a false representation to make a user open, a worm replicates itself to spread to other computers so it doesn't involve a user, and a virus replicates copies of itself into programs and data files user must activate
difference between spyware and scareware spyware uses other users to get information from other computers and shareware is a false representation of an ad etc. to trick user into buying or downloading useless or potentially dangerous software
identity fraud when personal information is stolen like insurance etc.
identity theft use of a person's private identity usually for financial gain
the difference between identity fraud and theft identity fraud is purely just when personal information is stolen and identity theft is when the personal information is actually used
what are some types of information thieves are looking for insurance numbers, credit card numbers, birth date, full name or maiden name
phishing making a false online account to lewer the user into opening or donating money, or giving personal information
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