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This document discusses digital footprints, how they are created through online activities, their potential impacts on future opportunities, and ways to manage privacy settings to protect yourself. A digital footprint is a permanent record of all your online actions that is created through activities like posting, commenting, and indicating likes, and it can affect prospects for college acceptance, jobs, and social relationships unless managed carefully.
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This document discusses digital footprints, which are records of all online activity that can affect opportunities. A digital footprint is created through posts, comments, sites visited, posts about oneself, and liked pages. The footprint can impact college acceptance, jobs, and friendships. Maintaining privacy settings, only connecting with known people, and considering posts can help protect one's digital footprint.
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Beware the foot
- 2. WHAT IS A DIGITAL FOOTPRINT? • A record of everything you have ever done online. • You can never get rid of it • Clean footprints help you in life.
- 3. HOW IS A DIGITAL FOOTPRINT CREATED? • This can be created by- • Posting • Commenting • Sites you’ve been on • Posts about you • Pages that you’ve liked
- 4. WHAT ARE SOME WAYS TO PROTECT YOURSELF FROM THE FOOT? • Putting privacy settings on your account • Only friending people you really know • Not letting people post things of you • Not go on sites • Think about what your going to post
- 5. HOW DOES THE FOOT AFFECT YOUR FUTURE? • You may not get into college • People won’t accept you for jobs • People might not be friends with you • You could become a lonely cat lady or man
- 6. WHAT SPECIFICALLY MAKES UP A DIGITAL FOOTPRINT? • It may consist of- • Email • Name • Number • Job • Facebook status • Pets • Where you live • Hobbies • Pictures • Etc.
- 7. GOOD THINGS CAN COME! • If you have a good digital footprint it can help you. • Gets you into a good schools. • Good jobs. • Many friends. • Reflects well on your personality. • Helps you live your dreams.
- 8. HAVE YOU EVER DONE SOMETHING ONLINE THAT YOU REGRETTED??
- 9. HAVE A GOOD DAY!!!
- 10. SOURCES PAGE • We got all of images from Google images and clipart