Age Range: Adults (18+)
Skills Topic: connecting to the Internet, Internet network devices
What Is This Resource?
This resource provides guidance on protecting privacy when using library computers and personal devices. It covers best practices for managing passwords, handling mobile devices, using public Wi-Fi safely, and managing social media privacy.
What Will I Learn?
After you complete this online lesson from the Safe Data Safe Family website, you will be able to:
- Identify common privacy risks associated with using library computers and personal devices
- Implement best practices for managing and securing passwords on library and personal devices
- Recognize the potential risks of using public Wi-Fi and apply strategies to protect your personal information
- Adjust privacy settings on social media platforms to enhance your online security
Key Vocabulary:
- Privacy: The state of being free from public attention or unsanctioned intrusion. In this context, it involves protecting patrons' personal information and ensuring it is not exposed without their consent.
- Confidentiality: The principle of keeping information private and secure, ensuring that only authorized individuals can access it. This is crucial in library settings to protect patron data and interactions.
- Encryption: A method of securing data by converting it into a code to prevent unauthorized access.
How Can I Access This Resource?
To access this resource, click on the link below.
Click here to navigate to General Patron Privacy Concerns
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