Accounts, app stores, and updates

Question 1 of 7

1. Get Cyber Safe says to download apps from:

   Any text-message link A pop-up that appears over a game A USB stick you found on a bus The App Store or Google Play
2. In the Google Play Store, a common next step after you select an app is to tap:

   Install or the price Share password Ignore permissions always Delete computer
3. On many Android phones, Google’s path to check system software updates is:

   Settings > Wallpaper only The camera app Settings > System > Software updates File Explorer > Music
4. Get Cyber Safe says updates often include:

   A requirement to buy a new phone New security features, not only extra colours or tools A reason to turn off the screen lock A requirement to share your PIN
5. Apple’s wireless iPhone update path starts in:

   Settings > General > Software Update Photos > Albums the Clock app a text from an unknown number
6. True or false: You should type your real Apple or Google password into this course to practise.

   True False
7. If an app update asks for new permissions, Google Play’s help notes that:

   Permissions never change The phone deletes Documents You must always refuse every update, including security fixes You may be asked whether you accept them