VI. Read the following passage. For each of the questions, write T if the statement is TRUE, F if the statement is FALSE and NI if there is NO INFORMATION on it. Nowadays, teenagers use digital technologies for everyday activities like keeping in touch with friends on social media, relaxing and doing schoolwork. There are some tips that they need to know to avoid online risks. Firstly, keep your personal information private. Never tell a stranger where you live or your phone number. If you’re not sure whether you should share something or not, ask a parent. You should also think carefully before you post. As soon as a message or a photo is put online, someone can take a screenshot of it and it can be online forever. Secondly, be choosy about your online friends. It’s not safe to meet an online friend in person. Keep in mind that online friends are not the same as real in-person friends. Some people might say they’re in seventh grade online but actually are adults. Moreover, don’t be mean or embarrass other people online. Tell an adult right away if someone says something to you that makes you uncomfortable. Also, tell an adult if you see anyone bullying or saying unkind stuff to other children. 26. You shouldn’t share your personal information with strangers. 27. It’s easy to remove a post or a photo after you put it online. 28. Meeting up online friends can be dangerous. 29. Teenagers always lie about who they are online. 30. It’s necessary to tell an adult when someone online upsets you.