Book 9 of 11
Your Data Belongs to You
What the Internet Knows About You
ages 7–10
What the Detectives Crack
- 1The tablet doesn’t need to listen in. You tell it plenty — with your thumb.
- 6A password is like a toothbrush: you don’t share it — except with your parents.
- 10The guessing machine can guess a hundred times what you like. You’re the boss.
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- 1The tablet doesn’t need to listen in. You tell it plenty — with your thumb.
- 2One click says nothing. A thousand clicks make a puzzle picture of you.
- 3Ads aren’t ghosts. Often they show you what you clicked.
- 4Ask every app: “What do you need that for?” And you’re allowed to say no.
- 5Asking about the weather? Sure. But secrets are for people, not for the speaker box.
- 6A password is like a toothbrush: you don’t share it — except with your parents.
- 7A made-up name is sunglasses, not an invisibility cloak: it doesn’t make you invisible.
- 8Ask first, then post. That goes for everyone — grown-ups too.
- 9Your data is a treasure. You’re the guardian.
- 10The guessing machine can guess a hundred times what you like. You’re the boss.
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