This document discusses privacy and security on the web. It notes that while the web enables creativity and connection, user data is often tracked across sites without consent. This can include tracking browsing history and building profiles for advertising or other purposes. The document emphasizes that data posted online can have long-term consequences due to data permanence, remaining searchable even after views have changed. It provides tips for protecting privacy such as using HTTPS, managing cookies, creating strong passwords, choosing privacy-focused search engines and browsers, and being aware of organizational privacy policies and tools for managing privacy and security.

2. YourYour
Privacy & SecurityPrivacy & Security
On the WebOn the Web

3. Is Privacy on the web important?

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Too much work
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Focusing on present benefits
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Ignoring future costs
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Thinking nothing bad will happen to you
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Thinking you have control
Why don’t people care?

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We all love the web.
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It can be a magical, collaborative space with
endless possibilities for creativity, connection,
problem-solving and access to knowledge.

6. Is all tracking bad?

7. Can you think of an instance when
you're ok with sharing your data?

8. What kind of organizations might
track you across the Web?

9. What is happening?
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Tracking
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Ads
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Data theft
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Your aggregate online footprint
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Judgment if you fit a profile
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Even worse, are you dangerous?

10. Why should you care?
Two words…
DATA PERMANENCE
“The end of privacy is the end of second
chances.” Larry Ponemon

11. Data Permanence
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Preserving your reputation
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Offline consequences of online behavior
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What you post may be available years later
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What you post on sensitive issues may
define you long after you have changed your
views
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No expiration date and no “erase” button

12. How can I protect my online
data privacy?

13. Knowing about it is the 1st
step.
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Discuss, let people know.
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Talk about it.
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Share on Social media.

14. Lets talk about some
tips while browsing the web.

15. Look for HTTPS
(the lock, click it)

16. Understand cookies!

17. Create secure Passwords.

18. Use a search engine that does not
track you

19. Read atleast one Privacy Policy

20. How Firefox helps?

21. about:privatebrowsing

22. Forget button.

23. Options => Privacy
! TRACK ME

24. about:permissions

25. Addons

26. Lightbeam

27. Ghostery

28. µBlock

29. HTTPS Everywhere

30. Disconnect Search

31. Web of Trust - WOT

32. Better Privacy

33. What mozilla is doing?
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Get smart on privacy: In four easy steps -
https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/privacy/tips/
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Join in discussion, hangouts, twitter chats
hosted on Privacy topics
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Twitter: #PrivacyChat
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Blog:
https://blog.mozilla.org/blog/2013/06/11/sto
pwatching-us-mozilla-launches-massive-campai
gn-on-digital-surveillance/

34. Q & A

35. Ankit Gadgil
@anknite
ankitgadgil@gmail.com
Mozilla Reps Mentor