Your digital footprint

When you go online, you …

• a. can choose what information is recorded about you.

• b. leave a trail showing where you’ve been and what you’ve been doing.

• c. send information to recruiters.

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If people search for information about you, they can find your …

• a. bookmarked websites.

• b. passwords.

• c. digital footprint.

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Someone could pretend to be you if you don’t log off when …

• a. abandoning a site.

• b. posting a comment.

• c. sharing a photo.

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You should make your passwords difficult to guess by …

• a. using all capital letters.

• b. making them complex.

• c. including a symbol.

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If a user reports inappropriate content, …

• a. web managers usually react immediately.

• b. recruiters often respond.

• c. other users want to read what they’ve said.

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You should report abusive remarks on the internet …

• a. if you think they are really serious.

• b. in all cases.

• c. if you can find the contact and have time.

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To remember your favourite websites, you can use the …

• a. browser.

• b. bookmark function.

• c. mobile device.

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Think carefully before …

• a. sharing your favourite website online.

• b. sharing your comments online.

• c. sharing personal information online

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