Browsers, search, and deciding if a page is trustworthy

Question 1 of 7

1. A browser is:

   A program for looking at websites A search website itself The Settings app A single saved photo
2. Google’s search help says that if you want a local place you should:

   Leave out the place name Search in all capital letters only Type only one letter Add the location to your search
3. Get Cyber Safe notes that many browsers no longer show:

   The battery icon HTTP, HTTPS, or www The lock-screen clock The Back control
4. Chrome’s help lists a status called:

   Always bank here Safe to type a password here Not secure or Dangerous Ignore this warning
5. If a text asks you to log in by tapping a link, Get Cyber Safe says you should:

   Reply with your password Open the organisation from its real home page instead Forward the text to everyone you know Type your PIN into the text
6. True or false: A page that shows a secure connection is always the organisation you intended to visit.

   False True
7. If you did not mean to open a page, a calm next step is to:

   Download every file on the page Disable the screen lock Enter your banking password Use Back and avoid typing private information