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    Netiquette refers to a set of social conventions for interacting over computer networks such as the internet. It originated before the world wide web to facilitate communication on early text-based networks. The guidelines outline what internet users can and cannot do. Users can use the internet to research schoolwork and connect with others around the world, but they must respect others' privacy. They should also scan files from unknown sources for viruses before opening them. Users should never share their passwords, copy copyrighted material without permission, or claim others' work as their own. Hacking into computers is also prohibited as it is illegal and can access private information.

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    Netiquette refers to a set of social conventions for interacting over computer networks such as the internet. It originated before the world wide web to facilitate communication on early text-based networks. The guidelines outline what internet users can and cannot do. Users can use the internet to research schoolwork and connect with others around the world, but they must respect others' privacy. They should also scan files from unknown sources for viruses before opening them. Users should never share their passwords, copy copyrighted material without permission, or claim others' work as their own. Hacking into computers is also prohibited as it is illegal and can access private information.

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    Netiquette

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    Netiquette refers to a set of social conventions for interacting over computer networks such as the internet. It originated before the world wide web to facilitate communication on early text-based networks. The guidelines outline what internet users can and cannot do. Users can use the internet to research schoolwork and connect with others around the world, but they must respect others' privacy. They should also scan files from unknown sources for viruses before opening them. Users should never share their passwords, copy copyrighted material without permission, or claim others' work as their own. Hacking into computers is also prohibited as it is illegal and can access private information.

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    NETIQUETTE

    Prepared by : ~ Fatin Amira binti Faisol ~ Nur Iffah Nazirah binti Muhamad

    What is NETIQUETTE ? ? What is NETIQUETTE


    Netiquette (short for network etiquette " or Internet etiquette) is a set of social conventions that facilitate interaction over networks, ranging from Usenet and mailing lists to blogs and forums. Netiquettes origins pre-date the start of the World Wide Web. Text-based e-mail, Telnet, Usenet, Gopher, Wais, and FTP from educational and research bodies dominated Internet traffic.

    The Dos and Donts of Using Internet !

    You CAN
     Use the Internet to help with schoolwork. The Internet is a source of tons of information. It's like having the world's largest library at your fingertips !  Use the Internet to meet children in other countries or to keep in touch with pen pals who live far away in this country or other countries.  Respect the privacy of other users on the Internet , just as you expect your privacy to be respected.  Be careful when you copy ("download") programs from the Internet. Use a virus scan program before loading them on your computer. Some programs on the Internet contain viruses that can harm your computer.

    You CAN T
    Don't give your password to anyone. Passwords are meant to protect your computer and your files. Don't make copies of any copyrighted material, like books, magazines or music, without the permission of the author, publisher, or artist. Copyrighted works are available (usually illegally) on the Internet. Don't copy material that you find on the Internet and pretend that it's your own work. It's the same as copying a book or magazine article and pretending that you wrote it. Don't try to break into computers. It's not a game - it's a crime, and it's an invasion of privacy since computers often contain sensitive information.

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