Connect to Wi-Fi without giving away too much

Question 1 of 8

1. On many Android phones, Google’s Settings path to Wi-Fi starts with:

   Settings > Wallpaper only Photos > Albums File Explorer Settings > Network & internet > Internet
2. A lock icon beside a Wi-Fi name (Google) means:

   You must share your PIN in a group chat The network is always safe for banking The network requires a password The town has turned off the internet
3. Get Cyber Safe says that before you join a public hotspot you should, when possible:

   Join every name that looks similar Ask the organisation for the real Wi-Fi name Post the password on a notice board Turn off the phone case
4. On public Wi-Fi, Get Cyber Safe says you should not:

   Open a bank account page or make a purchase Turn Wi-Fi off later if you do not need it Ask staff for the network name Watch for people reading your screen
5. On Windows 11, an official first step is to:

   Delete Documents Select the Network, Sound, or Battery icons on the taskbar Remove the keyboard Press Alt + F4 on the desktop
6. True or false: This course wants you to type your real Wi-Fi password into the practice screen.

   False True
7. If you are in a public Wi-Fi zone but do not need the internet, Get Cyber Safe says to:

   Disable the screen lock Join every open network Turn Wi-Fi off Share your password
8. Many browsers no longer show the letters HTTPS. Get Cyber Safe says to look instead for:

   A red siren The phone’s battery percentage The word SAFE in huge letters A padlock icon at the start of the address bar