Internet safety Test

What is the Digital Footprint?

• The Digital Footprint is the trail of data we leave behind wherever we go on the internet.

• The Digital Footprint is a software used to erase online data completely.
• The Digital Footprint is your search history.

• The Digital Footprint is a popular online game.

The Digital footprint is ________

• Temporary

• Permanent

• Monitored by few people

• Nothing to worry about

What does it take to have a good digital footprint?

• Be mindful of content, engage positively, protect personal information, maintain a professional image
• Ignore your online presence, do what you want, use the same username everywhere

• Share personal information freely, because there is nothing to worry about

• Post negative comments

How do you differ between private and personal information?

• Private information is confidential and not publicly available, while personal information identifies an individual for their tastes and hobbies.

• Private information is always accurate, while personal information can be false.
• Private information can be shared with others, while personal information is kept confidential.

• Private information is used for marketing purposes, while personal information is not.

What will happen if your confidential information is received by the wrong person?

• Nothing will happen, it's not a big deal
• The person will keep the information safe

• They will simply return the information

• Serious consequences such as data breaches, identity theft, financial loss, reputation damage, and legal consequences can occur.

Which is not private information?

• address

• phone number

• name

• favorite color

What is Privacy in relation to the internet?

• Unlimited access to personal data
• Publicly sharing all information online
• Control over personal information shared online.
• Lack of security measures for online activities

How long do pictures that you post stay online?

• One day

• One week

• Forever

• Until you delete them

What are cookies online?

• A type of virus stored on a user's device by dangerous websites.

• Text files stored on a user's device by websites that gathers information about said user while they use a program.

• Cookies are harmless programs that run on a user's device.

• Cookies are physical treats sent by websites to users.

What questions do you need to A.S.K yourself when signing up for websites in order to protect your privacy?

• You simply need to ask yourself if the website looks suspicious and verify it.

• You don't need to ask yourself anything

• A - What questions can be answered? S - Is my information secure? K - What will get me kicked from the website?

• A - Who has access to my data, and what data is it? S - what can the website share? K - What information will be known?