(114) B1U3 Digital Footprints

Q1:  How much time did Internet users in Taiwan spend online daily in 2020, according to a survey?

A survey in 2020 showed that Internet users in Taiwan spent an average of almost ______ hours per day online.

• 6

• 7

• 8

• 9

Q2: What are Internet users' actions and communications stored as?

All Internet users' actions and communications are stored as ______ _______.

 Q3: What do the stored data, or browser cookies, show?

The stored data shows __________ of users and things that users have been doing.

 Q4: What is the term(名稱、術語) used to describe stored online data, similar to real footprints?

Such data is thus called “________ ___________.”

 Q5: Why should users be more aware of their digital footprints?

Users need to be more aware that their digital footprints may bring about both _______ and ________effects.

 Q6: How can digital footprints have a positive effect on people’s Internet experiences?

Digital footprints can have a positive effect on people’s Internet experiences by making searching the Internet more ________.

( ★ 20 points ★ )

Q7: What do browser algorithms save over time after users search for items they are interested in?

The browser algorithms save user activity over time—including users' ___________________.

• likes

• dislikes

• browsing history

 Q8: What do the browser algorithms build up after saving user activity?

The browser algorithms build up a picture of their __________ and ________ .

( ★ 20 points ★ )

 Q9: What might start popping up on other pages as a result of users' searches?

________ and ________ about users’ ________ may start popping up on other pages.

Q10: What is a negative result of digital footprints mentioned in the passage?

Digital footprints can also lead to a negative result by keeping users in their own “______ _________.”