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siniylev [52]
3 years ago
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Ollie wants to sign up with an online social network called TeensMeet, which other kids at school have joined. The TeensMeet sit

e asked Ollie for the following personal information: his full name, the name of his school, the city where he lives, his age, and his favorite music. Which pieces of information should Ollie give to stay safe? A. his first name, school, city, and an age older than he is B. his first name or nickname and his favorite music C. his first name, real age, city, favorite music, and school
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tatiyna3 years ago
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<em>Which pieces of information should Ollie give to stay safe?</em>

<em>A. his first name, school, city, and an age older than he is </em>

<em>B. his first name or nickname and his favorite music</em>

<em>C. his first name, real age, city, favorite music, and school</em>

<em />

B). His first name or nickname and his favorite music.

For Ollie to stay safe, he should only enter his first name or nickname and his favorite music. It's important to never share specific details, such as school name and city. This details can be traced and it can put Ollie in danger.  

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