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Digital CitizenshipOnline version

Technology and Digital Footprint

by Charlie Dixon
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· Refers to the rights and responsibilities of using digital tools and interacting with others online
· Digital Citizen is a person who has the knowledge skills to effectively use digital technologies to with others , in society and create and digital content

2

· Involves :
- valuing and protecting
- protecting the of information
- treating others with respect

3

· Refers to freedom from being or disturbed
· Allows people to control how their information
is collected and used
· Is a fundamental human
· Enables people to create and protect
themselves from interferences
· Protects people ? s from being unfairly

4

· Any interaction online ( including clicks , page views , searches , and even ) can be traced , and shared
- this includes information a user provides a company and information generated by a user
· the collection of this information is called a


Use of Personal Data Online
· Can be broken down into the following categories :
- for better useability and user experience
· and governments use data from large
amounts of users to and influence user
· companies use an individual ? s data to the user

- for profit
· companies can personal , such as
emails or phone numbers

Use of Personal Data Online ( Continued )
- for purposes
· some criminals exploit personal information for
and
- for and preventing crimes
· companies may individual user with
agencies
- for with others
· users may share their own and other individuals ?
online through




5

· May not always be for harmful , but the more personal data is saved , stored and used , the privacy a user can have
- the more personal data being stored online the more the data is to being used in way s

6

· Involves :
- taking care when personal information with
companies , websites and on social media
- learning about protected by the
government
- learning the privacy protections into websites and
apps
- reading the
· utilize apps or web services which will users ?
privacy

7

· Is the collection of stored online , created while an individual is the internet
- whenever people do online , they are creating a
digital

· Always assume any information , or photo can
be from the internet . A digital footprint is .

What Makes Up a Digital Footprint
- information
· name
· date of birth
· address
· phone number
·
· social media
- online performance
· websites visited
· emails opened
· items
· searches

8

· digital footprints include data a person unintentionally leaves online
· footprints refer to the data a person intentionally submits online

Why Do Digital Footprints Matter
· The a digital footprint , the more an
individual is to invasions of privacy and being by

· Positive implications include :
- good online
- creation of personal and professional relationships
- sharing of
· implications include :
- ruining employment opportunities and personal
relationships
-
-
- personal information being share unknowingly

9

· Requires the following tasks :
- passwords
- privacy settings
- online image

Securing Passwords
- ensures any private is secure against
access
· an password must :
- consist of at least eight characters , a combination of
uppercase and lowercase letters , numbers and symbols
- include names , phone numbers or other

- be unique to a single website or app login
- be on a device

10

- the use or visibility of data a user does not wish
to be shared
· for the most effective :
- select the amount of data sharing
- use when providing personal information and
location
- use caution when turning on services and
access
- privacy settings on social media , and only allow
individuals and friends to personal
information

Manage a Digital Footprint ( Continued )
· Monitoring online image
- can help information or privacy
· to monitor :
- use search engines to search first and last name
- ask the site administrator to take down any

- set up to monitor the name
- personal information breaches

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