CSA Warns High School Graduates Against Indecent Social Media Conduct
The Cyber Security Authority (CSA) has cautioned recent high school graduates to refrain from posting indecent and irresponsible content on social media, warning that such behaviour carries serious personal and legal consequences.
According to the Authority, disturbing posts with inappropriate language and troubling intentions—including phrases such as “we go scatter them” and threats of “snatching people’s husbands”—have been widely shared online, drawing public concern.
The CSA reminded young people that social media, while a powerful tool for expression, networking, and career growth, comes with lasting implications. Content shared online forms part of an individual’s digital footprint, which can be scrutinised by universities, scholarship boards, and employers. The Authority stre...