1. ZSAMBEK MEETING (HUNGARY) NOVEMBER 2012

2. Words fly away, writings remain.

3. IES Galileo Galilei, Navia, Spain

4. DON’T BE INFLUENCED BY PUBLICITY ON SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES

5. DON’T RELY ON INFORMATION WHICH IS GIVEN ON THE INTERNET ALTHOUGH YOU BELIEVE THAT’S A MOUSE, IT COULD BE A DISGUISED CAT

6. YOU MUSTN’T BE ONLINE ON SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES AND STUDY AT THE SAME TIME

7. BE CAREFUL WITH HACKERS THAT MIGHT ATTACK YOUR COMPUTER ON SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES

8. YOU MUSTN’T DISCLOSE PERSONAL INFORMATION ON SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES IT MAY BE DANGEROUS

9. INFORMATION DISPLAYED ON SNS MAY RUIN FUTURE EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

10. BE CAUTIOUS WHEN YOU CREATE YOUR ACCOUNT AND WITH THE INFORMATION YOU PUBLISH ON SNS

11. POSTING PERSONAL INFORMATION MAY BE USED TO BULLY YOU

14. Saint-Louis School – Lorient

15. Summary 1. Privacy respect 2. Image rights 3. Identity theft 4. Copyright and Intellectual property rights 5. Illegal contents 6. Private and public communication 7. Right to oblivion

17. Privacy respect Publishing information (picture, texts…) about someone without their authorisation is forbidden.

18. Image rights : definition Everyone has his own image, everybody can refuse the publishing of their photo. To diffuse a picture, you must have the permission of the person or of her parents if she is minor.

19. Image rights Defamations and insults are forbidden

20. Image rights – defamation Click this link to watch a video. You need an Internet connection. You can select English subtitles.

21. Image rights : Morphing is forbidden Morphing (modifying someone's pictures with special effects in a bad way) is considered as a cyber-bullying.

22. Identity theft Identity theft is a form of stealing, in which somebody uses someone else’s identity and pretends to be someone else, in order to access resources, obtain credit and other benefits in that person’s name.

23. Identity theft Click this link to watch a video

24. Illegal contents (1) Pornography Apology for all kind of crimes, particularly murders, rapes, war crimes, crimes against humanity

25. Illegal contents (2) the consumption of prohibited substances (drugs) crimes and offences, suicide discrimination Hate (particularly racial, national or religious) Violence Promotin g :

26. Copyright is forbidden (1)

27. Copyright is forbidden (2) Copyright is the right granted by law and granted to an author, composer, publisher, or distributor to exclusive publication, production, sale or distribution of a literary, musical or artistic work.

28. Private and public communication

29. Right to oblivion When you open an account on a social networking site, you take out a contract with the owner of the site : You give him the property of your personal data and all information published. He is allowed to store them and use them whithout any restriction.

30. Right to oblivion Max Schrems is a law student. He asked to Facebook to send him all the data stored about him. He received 1222 sheets.

31. Click below to watch the video  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJvA Uqs3Ofg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJvA Uqs3Ofg

32. Right to oblivion The right to obtain the deletion of personal data is not really guaranteed for the moment. It’s currently very complicated for someone to demand the withdrawal of personal information published on a social networking site.

33. Right to oblivion in the future The European Commission is preparing a directive which would force the social networking sites to delete personal data or pictures of people who will demand it, even if their headquarter is not located in EU.