Pandi3mo7 sources Bookmark Share Talk about this Copy Copy for Socials See In PandiPedia Manage SourcesDigital Literacy IQ: Privacy, Scams, and Fact-CheckingWhich password choice best follows the FTC guidance represented in the research?Difficulty: EasyA short password using a familiar phraseA password with at least 15 characters that combines uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbolsThe same password reused across accountsA password based on a public personal detailWhat is a key benefit of two-factor authentication?Difficulty: EasyIt removes the need for any passwordIt adds protection so a stolen password alone is not enough to log inIt guarantees that every email is legitimateIt prevents all software vulnerabilitiesYou receive an unexpected text claiming there is a problem with your bank account and asking you to click a link. What is the safest first response?Difficulty: EasyClick the link and check whether the page looks officialReply with your account informationStop and do not click, reply, pay, or share informationForward the message to everyone you knowHow should you independently verify an unexpected message that might concern a real account?Difficulty: MediumUse the phone number or website provided in the suspicious messageContact the organization through a phone number, app, statement, card, or website you already know is genuineTrust the caller ID or sender addressAsk the sender to confirm that the message is realWhich combination is a warning sign of a possible scam?Difficulty: MediumA message that allows time for independent verificationAn unexpected request that creates urgency and demands payment by gift card, cryptocurrency, wire transfer, or payment appA routine notification accessed through an official appA message that contains no request for information or paymentWhat does the SIFT fact-checking workflow tell you to do first?Difficulty: EasyShare the claim before it disappearsStop and check your reaction before immediately reading, believing, or sharingAccept the claim if it uses an official-looking logoRead only the original page more deeplyWhat does it mean to read laterally when evaluating an online claim?Difficulty: MediumStay on the original page and read it repeatedlyLeave the original page and search what other reputable sources, experts, or fact-checkers sayJudge the claim only by its headlineCheck whether the page uses colorful graphicsWhich method is recommended for checking whether an image has appeared earlier or in a different context?Difficulty: MediumAssume the caption supplies the original contextUse a reverse-image tool such as Google Lens, Bing Visual Search, or TinEyeJudge the image only by its resolutionShare the image and ask followers whether it is authenticIf a claim is not covered by an established fact-checking service, what is a recommended next step?Difficulty: HardTreat the claim as true because no fact-check existsSearch for the topic together with the words “fact check”Use the number of shares as evidenceRely only on the account that first posted it1 / 9Question 1 / 9Question 2 / 9Question 3 / 9Question 4 / 9Question 5 / 9Question 6 / 9Question 7 / 9Question 8 / 9Question 9 / 9Sorry, Pandi could not find an answer.Let's look at alternatives:Try Super Pandi (Recommended)Modify the query.Start a new thread.Remove sources (if manually added).✦Your algorithm
