Ignition: Digital Wellness & Safety Vocab Part 2

What is identity theft?

• When someone pretends to be you by using your personal information.

• When an app uses GPS to track your location.

• When someone tries to get personal data online by pretending to be someone else.

• When you compare your life to others' social media posts.

What does location tracking involve?

• Using GPS to track where you are remotely.

• Sharing your goals or interests online.

• Creating a name for yourself on social media.

• Comparing your life to others' social media posts.

What is malware?

• Malicious software that can damage or gain access to your computer.

• A group of people who connect online.

• A policy that companies share when you use their services.

• Content that was paid to appear in certain searches or locations.

What is an online community?

• A group of people who connect online and share goals or interests.

• A policy that companies share when you use their services.

• A name you create for yourself on social media.

• A place where data can get stolen.

What is a passive digital footprint?

• When someone doesn’t know their information was gathered and it becomes part of their digital footprint.

• When someone pretends to be you by using your personal information.

• When an app uses GPS to track your location.

• When you compare your life to others' social media posts.

What is phishing?

• When someone tries to get personal data online by pretending to be someone else.

• When someone pretends to be you by using your personal information.

• When an app uses GPS to track your location.

• When you compare your life to others' social media posts.

What is plagiarism?

• Taking someone else’s words or ideas and presenting them as your own.

• When someone pretends to be you by using your personal information.

• When an app uses GPS to track your location.

• When you compare your life to others' social media posts.

What are points of compromise?

• Places online where data can get stolen.

• A group of people who connect online.

• A policy that companies share when you use their services.

• Content that was paid to appear in certain searches or locations.

What are primary sources?

• Direct or first-hand stories from the time period when the event being discussed happened.

• Things that talk about or explain primary sources.

• A policy that companies share when you use their services.

• Content that was paid to appear in certain searches or locations.

What is a privacy policy?

• A policy that companies share when you use their services.

• A group of people who connect online.

• A name you create for yourself on social media.

• A place where data can get stolen.