👍 Here are suggested B2-level answers — clear, natural, and interview-style:
Interviewer: Is the internet a safe or unsafe place, in your opinion?
Student: I think the internet can be both safe and unsafe. It really depends on how people use it. If you’re careful and know what to avoid, it’s quite safe, but there are still a lot of risks like scams or fake information.
Interviewer: Is it easy or hard to stay safe on the internet? Why?
Student: I’d say it’s not very easy, because there’s so much information online and it’s hard to know what’s real. Also, many websites collect personal data without people realizing it, so you have to be very aware.
Interviewer: How careful are you about what you share online?
Student: I’m pretty careful. I don’t post private details like my address or phone number, and I try to think twice before sharing photos or opinions that could be misunderstood.
Interviewer: What are some risks of sharing personal information online?
Student: One big risk is identity theft — someone could use your data to pretend to be you. Also, personal information can be sold or misused, and it can even affect your reputation in the future.
Interviewer: What do you do to stay safe online?
Student: I use strong passwords, avoid suspicious links, and don’t accept friend requests from strangers. I also try to keep my privacy settings high on social media.