ព័ត៌មានផ្ទាល់ខ្លួន និងឯកជន

Personal Information – does not identify you

• age, boy/girl, likes/dislikes, how many siblings you have

Private Information – will identify you

• Home address, identity number, passport, bank account, email address, phone number

Be aware of what you disclose

Disclosing Private information

• Birthday (when you are 18, you like people to know it’s your birthday – when you are older, your view may change)
• Phone number – your friends will have it, anyone else will have to ask for it – you are in control

Be careful on what information you disclose

Do not readily disclose

• Home address
• Phone number
• Bank account details, Identity number, Passport number
• Full names and addresses of your Parents / siblings / cousins

You will need to disclose this information for a bank account, university application, passport – always ask yourself who are they, why do they need to know.

Beware of trivial quizzes

It is an easy way to get to know you

• What was the name of your first pet?
• What is the name of your favourite teacher?
• Do you prefer dogs or cats?

Simple rules to stay safe

Our objective – enjoy your phone, computer and social media. Be careful of how you use it.

• Beware of people with evil intentions.
• Don’t disclose private information to people you don’t know
• Ask yourself “why do they want to know this?”
• Be careful about how many friends you have
• Be careful of what you post, think twice or you might regret it one day