Digital Citizenship Review

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You create and post an offensive image on your social media account. A friend reaches out to you two minutes later and points out how offensive the post is. Although you disagree, you decide to remove the post anyway. Which of the following is true?

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This post is part of your digital footprint and can stay with you forever.

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A privacy policy might be confusing to understand. You can use ASK to analyze the document. ASK is:

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What will be Accessed, what will be Shared, what could be Known

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A college admissions officer reviews your social media account after you have been accepted to the college of your dreams. The college rescinds its admission decision and is now denying you entrance into the college. Which is true?

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Colleges can set their own admissions policies and deny entry based on perceived character of a student.

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Your digital footprint can be: Shared, Copied, Searched, Broadcast

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All of the above

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All of the following are helpful tips for protecting your digital privacy, except:
Review the privacy policy and terms of service.
Turn cookies on in your browser settings.
Review the app's privacy settings and opt out of any sharing options you're not comfortable with.
Use ASK (What’s accessed, shared, and known) to analyze how using the app will affect your privacy.

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Turn cookies on in your browser settings.

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You want to know specifically what information a website will collect and how it will be used. What should you do?

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Ask for and review the website's privacy policy.