Question

1 multiple choice 2 points why should you avoid sharing personal information on websites? its required on all websites it makes your web browser slower it can keep you safe from fraud and scams it helps you browse faster 2 multiple choice 2 points what should you do if you receive a suspicious email asking for personal information? reply with your personal details click on the link to see if it is legitimate forward the email to your friends ignore it or double - check the source before responding 3 multiple choice 2 points what can you do to control who sees your posts and personal details on social media? make all of your information public share only public posts use privacy settings to limit who can see your content post more photos to hide important information

Explanation:

1. Sharing personal information on websites can be risky. Avoiding it helps protect against fraud and scams.
2. When receiving a suspicious email asking for personal information, ignoring it or double - checking the source is the safest option. Replying with details, clicking links, or forwarding can be dangerous.
3. To control who sees posts and personal details on social media, using privacy settings is the appropriate method. Making all information public or sharing only public posts (without privacy settings) doesn't truly control access, and posting more photos to hide information is not an effective or standard way.

Answer:

1. C. It can keep you safe from fraud and scams
2. D. Ignore it or double - check the source before responding
3. C. Use privacy settings to limit who can see your content