What is safe to share?
Read each example and decide what you'd do. Choose Share, Don't share, or Ask for help. Then check your answer.
| Example | My choice | Answer | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| The bus trip takes about 30 minutes. | • Share • Don't share • Ask for help |
Share | This detail helps AI plan your trip, and it doesn't identify you. |
| My password is BlueSky27. | • Share • Don't share • Ask for help |
Don't share | Keep your passwords private. |
| My appointment starts at 2:00 PM. | • Share • Don't share • Ask for help |
Share | You can share a time when it doesn't include your name, address, or other private details. |
| Here is a photo of my benefits card. | • Share • Don't share • Ask for help |
Don't share | The photo might show your identification number and other private details. |
| A text says I must buy gift cards today to protect my account. | • Share • Don't share • Ask for help |
Ask for help | Don't reply and don't pay. Check with someone you trust, then contact the company using a number or website you already know. |
| This message sounds like my supervisor, but it came from a new number and asks for money. | • Share • Don't share • Ask for help |
Ask for help | A familiar name or writing style doesn't prove the message is real. Check another way. |