Digital Identity
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Having a single digital identity provides high authenticity but limits freedom and enables cyber crimes. It also requires low effort but has low security. Maintaining multiple digital identities increases freedom but reduces authenticity. It requires high effort but increases security and makes cyber crimes harder to trace. The document discusses factors to consider when determining how many digital identities to have such as digital literacy, online activities, and privacy needs.
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- 1. F.A.C.E.S A guide to digital identity
- 2. What is a Digital Identity • A digital identity is an online or networked identity adopted or claimed in cyberspace by an individual, organization or electronic device (Techopedia.com, 2017).
- 3. How many Digital Identity should you have? - How good is your digital literacies? - Are you a digital resident or digital visitor? - What do you use the Web for? (Based on digital differences)
- 4. Freedom • Degree to which your digital identity(ies) gives you freedom in what you do online. (Cserni and Talmud, 2017) • Freedom refers to the behavior you portray online and the content you share and create.
- 5. Freedom Single • Overall, not much freedom is felt. • Individuals have to be wary of their actions as what they post on social media is seen by family, friends, colleagues, business partners etc. • Leading to ‘unintended’ negative effects. Multiple • There is freedom to do anything you want. • Various digital identities are segmented to target specific group of interest. Eg. A separate Instagram account just to post pictures of your own pet or food. • Removes the risk of an ‘unintended’ negative effect.
- 6. Authenticity • Degree to which your digital identity(ies) portrays integrity, trustworthiness and authenticity. • How similar are your digital identity is to yourself in the real world? • Do you have anything to hide? Especially from an employer point of view
- 7. Authenticity Single • Has high authenticity. • One account means all the information about an individual is all there. • He/she as nothing to hide. Multiple • Low in authenticity. • Having multiple identity will dilute an individual’s own image. • One Instagram account used for food, another used for cat photos. Has no real meaning to the identity.
- 8. Cyber Crimes • Degree to which your digital identity(ies) enables you to perform illegal activities. • Based on whether your account is anonymous or not • Not that everyone will do such illegal activities, but there are some who will misuse the internet. • Such activities include, cyber bullying, trolling, online fraud/scams.
- 9. Cyber Crimes Single • Less likely to enable cyber crimes • If an individual does perform such crimes, as the digital footprint is very obvious and is easily traced back to you. Multiple • More likely to enable cyber crimes • Having multiple accounts reduces the risk of having the crime traced back to you. • Especially if your digital identity is anonymous
- 10. Effort • Degree of effort needed to manage your digital identity(ies) • Effort meaning to develop and build on your digital network for a respective digital identity.
- 11. Effort Single • Very easy to manage the digital identity. • Everything happens in one place Multiple • Very exhausting to manage multiple digital identities • Young adults who use seven to 11 different platforms are more than three times more likely to report depressive symptoms (Liberatore, 2016)
- 12. Security • Degree of security and privacy experienced from your digital identity(ies) • Is your digital identity prone to identity theft? • Do you leave behind a substantial amount of digital footprint?
- 13. Security Single • Highly unsecure • Prone to identity theft • Activities online are easily traced back to you Multiple • Very Secure • Not prone to identity theft • Nearly untraceable digital footprint