Digital Footprint

"What is your digital footprint"?

• The time you spend on your computer.

• The digital trail left by everything you do online.

• It is the opposite of your digital fingerprint.

• The amount of electronic devices you buy in a year.

How long is your digital footprint visible for?

• It creates a permanent record.

• It depends on the websites you spend most time on.

• Your digital footprint wipes clean after a year.

• The record never lasts for more than a month.

What is personal data?

• Information that nobody else can access other than you personally.

• A secret that only you know about.

• Information that could identify you as who you are.

• Information about people that work for a company.

What can you do to minimize any negative consequences of your digital footprint?

• Always ask friends' permission before posting a picture or video of them online.

• Don't post anything because it is too risky.

• There is nothing you can do.

• Create false accounts to keep yourself safe.

Your digital footprint:

• Isn't as important as what the people who know you in real life think.

• Something you should be aware of and make positive efforts to control.

• Doesn't matter, because the internet changes too often for anything to stick for a long time.

• Not too important, because everybody's got something embarrassing online by now.

When someone posts information about another person anonymously, it was done ___________

• with the person posting giving their name

• with the person posting not giving their name.

• with a friend telling who made the post

• with the person receiving the information guessing who made the post.

This a image of a _____________

• bird flying

• drawing by an artist

• social media logo

• none of the above

When you post on social media, it is a ___________ post.

Posts made on social media can be ________.

When you post on social media, you __________ information.