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Cyber Awareness Survey

Cyber Awareness Campaign for Rural Communities

This survey is conducted as part of a Community Engagement Project to understand the level of cyber awareness among people in rural communities. The survey focuses on safe digital payments, online fraud, personal information protection, internet and social-media safety, and cybercrime reporting. The information collected will be used only for academic purposes. Please do not enter any password, OTP, UPI PIN, bank account number or other confidential financial information.

Cyber Awareness Survey

Please fill out the sections below to help us understand rural cyber awareness.

Age Group
Occupation
How often do you use a smartphone?
Which digital services do you use?
How often do you use the internet?
Have you heard about cybercrime or online fraud?
Which of the following cyber threats have you heard about?
Do you know that an OTP, UPI PIN or password should not be shared with anyone?
If you receive a message containing an unknown link, what would you normally do?

This is a very useful question for your data analysis.

Do you use UPI or other digital-payment services?
Which safety practices do you follow while making digital payments?
If someone calls and asks for your OTP or UPI PIN to complete a transaction, what would you do?
Do you know that personal information should be protected while using the internet?
Which information should you avoid sharing with unknown people online?
What do you usually do when you receive a suspicious message or social-media request?
Do you know where or how to report a cybercrime?
If you experience online financial fraud, what should you do?
Which cybersecurity topics would you like to learn more about?

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