In our story, a tablet game asks, "What school do you go to?"
"It just wants to be friends," Rocket says, reaching for the keys.
Raven shakes her head. "What do you notice? A school name is on our Lock Box list."
Nova blinks twice. "What did we learn to do first?" she asks.
Apps, games and chatbots sometimes ask questions.
You may not know who can see what you type.
So never type private information into any app, game or chatbot.
Stop. Do not type. Tell a grown-up you trust.
Asking a grown-up first is always a smart move.
| Statement | True or false? |
|---|---|
| Apps and chatbots can ask for private information. | ? |
| If an app asks nicely, it is OK to type a password. | ? |
| You can always ask a grown-up first. | ? |
| If you make a mistake, tell a grown-up. | ? |
People who build AI should make it protect privacy.
That is one sign of a trustworthy tool.
But you are the first guard of your own information.
You are a strong privacy guard! Tomorrow we review and look around everyday life.