Class 9 Computer — Cyber Safety Important Questions with Answers (Long answers)

Title idea: Think before you click. Cover passwords, OTP, phishing, cyberbullying, public Wi-Fi, software updates, privacy of photos, and digital footprints. Give actions: lock screens, report bullying with evidence, ignore unknown .exe files, use two-factor where the school provides it. Mention that firewalls and antivirus help but cannot replace common sense. End with the helpline culture: tell a trusted adult the same day. No need for scary invented viruses; real habits matter.

A photo of a classmate is their personal data — ask before posting. Location tags can show home and school timings. Passwords and OTP are keys; never dictate them. Consent can be withdrawn; delete if asked. Apps ask for camera/mic — allow only if needed. Law and school rules both apply. Long answers should give do’s and don’ts, not scare stories about fictional OS versions.

Log in with your own id. No food. Lock if you leave. Do not plug unknown USBs. Download only from teacher links. No games that need extra installers. Do not try to get admin rights. Log out and push the chair. Report a strange popup instead of clicking it. This checklist is behaviour, which scores in viva as well as theory.