Quiz
Sharing images
We all like to share images with our family and friends and some people share images online
Question 1. How often do you share images online?
Question 2. Who do you think could see the images you send?
Question 3. Is it okay to post a selfie of you and your bestie?
It’s fine to share a photo of someone else if they have given you permission to do so. If they ask you to remove it, you should respect their wishes and remove it straight away.
It’s fine to share a photo of someone else if they have given you permission to do so. If they ask you to remove it, you should respect their wishes and remove it straight away.
Question 4. Someone has sent you a nude of someone. Is it ok to share it with your friend??
Ooh, please don’t do this!
Sending nude images is a crime and can have serious consequences. It doesn't matter who took the original picture, you can still get into trouble for sharing it. Talk to your carer and they can help you report it.
Correct Answer!
Sending nude images is a crime and can have serious consequences. It doesn't matter who took the original picture, you can still get into trouble for sharing it. Talk to your carer and they can help you report it.
Team’s Top Tips
Try and avoid sharing images which give away sensitive information, such as what school you go to, or clubs you are part of. Protect yourself from blackmail by only sharing appropriate images – think before you click send!
Report Remove helps young people under 18 in the UK to confidentially report sexual images and videos of themselves and remove them from the internet as well as providing extra support to those who need it.