🌍 Prompt Literacy
Screens are always asking you to do something — allow, accept, install, sign in, pay. Every prompt is a little door, and tapping “yes” changes something. Learn to read any of them before you tap.
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Every screen asks in its own way. Here's a friendly guide to the ten prompts you'll meet the most — tap any one to see what it's really asking, and what changes if you say yes.
“Allow camera?” — what am I letting an app use?
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“Sign in with Google” — what info do I share?
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“Confirm purchase” — what am I approving?
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“Install” — what gets added to my device?
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“Accept all” — who gets to remember me?
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“Accept?” — do I really know this person?
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“Share” — who can see it?
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“Infected!” — is this warning even real?
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“Enter your code” — is it really me asking?
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“Trust this device?” — is this device mine?
Read the lesson →Prefer a printable picture? Here's the illustrated poster:
The mental model behind it all: the Before You Click poster · Practice with Robot Missions · part of the Cyber Ready Roadmap