Netiqu

ette
Netwo + Etiqu
rk ette
Ethic
Netiqu
ette
 Lesson
At Objectives
the end of this lesson,
the students should be able
to:
- Consider one’s and others’
safety when sharing
- information using
Consider one’s andinternet
others’
reputation when using the
internet and avoid the
- Determine
dangers of the internet
 Lesson
At Objectives
the end of this
lesson, the students
should be able to:
- Be responsible in the
use of social networking
- sites
Browse the internet
efficiently and properly
through proper
 How
Safe
are
How much information
have you shared
Online?
• First name
• Last name
• Middle name
• Current or
Previous school(s)
• Cellphone Number
How much information
have you shared
Online?
• Parent’s name
• Name of your
siblings
• Address
• Home phone number
• Birthday
 What
Informatio
n have
you
You probably shared
the first
two items.
• First name
• Last name
Is there any
danger of
being found
by search
engines?
 How many
hours do you
spend on the
internet per
day?
Can you live
without the
internet for
a week?
 How many
aspects of
your life
depend on
the
 How many
times have
you
complained
about your
 How
Safe
are
 First
• name
hacker may already
know plenty of
stuff about you
even if you only
give out your first
name
 Last name
• you will be
vulnerable to being
searched
• matching a name
with a face is a
modus to several
 Middle
• name
sharing your middle
name alone is not
risky, but sharing
your full name
would be
 Current and
previous school
• most people who
steal identities
study their subject
• they can use this
information for
verification
 Your cellphone
number
• you would not want
random strangers to
text or call you
• or worse, pretend
that they are
someone else
 Name of your
Father & Mother
• Risky, yet not as
risky as posting
their full names,
especially your
mother’s maiden
name
The name of your
siblings
• Disclosing this is
a huge risk
• Strangers may
pretend or use
their identity to
dupe you
 Address
• it would be much
easier for
criminals to find
you
Your home phone
number
• this is more risky
than sharing your
personal phone
number
• ex: stranger
pretends to know
Your Birthday
• having it in your
profile makes you
vulnerable to
criminals
INTERNE
T
Interconn
+
ected
Netwo
rk
 Internet
• The internet is
defined as the
information
superhighway.
• Whatever
information we
 Internet
• The internet is a
public place and so
you have to protect
yourself.
• Here are some tips
to help you stay
Tips to
Stay
Safe
 Be mindful of
what you share
online and
what site you
share it to.
Do not just
accept term
and
conditions;
read it.
Check out the
privacy policy
page of a
website.
 Know the
Security
features of
the social
networking
Do not share
your password
with anyone.
Avoid logging
in to public
networks/Wi-
Fi.
Do not talk to
strangers
whether online
or face-to-
face.
 Never post
anything about
a future
vacation.
Add friends
you know in
real life.
Avoid visiting
untrusted
websites.
 Install and
update an
antivirus
software on
your computer.
Make your Wi-
Fi in private
by adding
password.
 Avoid
downloading
anything from
untrusted
websites.
 Buy a
software; do
not use
pirated ones.
 Do not reply
or click links
from
suspicious
emails.