H5 '23 article 2 Risky online behaviour

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2022/dec/05/risky-online-behaviour-almost-normalised-among-young-people-says-study

Do you think you engage in illegal online behaviour?

yes

no

What is illegal
online behaviour?

Which of the following is illegal online behaviour?

1. cyberbullying
2. deepfakes
3. trolling
4. spam

Do you think hate speech is a crime? Why?

Do you know what "money muling" is? If so, explain.

Read the article

Then answer some comprehension questions.

If anything is unclear, let me know!

Men are more violent online

1. true
2. false

Most online behaviour can be considered criminal

1. true
2. flase

"Money mulling" is the act of using illegal money to make it legal

1. true
2. false

Criminals use money mules to whitewash money and make it difficult to track

1. true
2. false

Teenagers are mostely online on their phone

1. true
2. false

Of the questioned countries, the UK has the least cyber criminality

1. true
2. false

What do the findings suggest?

1. There is a need for harsher punishments
2. Many people do not consider it illegal behaviour
3. The focus should be on preventions and accountability
4. Websites themselves should be held responsible

Discuss the following questions

1. Do you agree with the behaviours that are seen as illegal? Should they be illigal?

3. Can you think of other online behaviour that is/should be illegal?

4. What should the punishment be for illegal online bahviour?

5. Do you think that you act illagaly online?

6. What laws should exist for this kind of behaviour?