What is NOT true about your digital footprint?

You can erase your digital footprint.

Which of these is a good way to keep your online privacy?

Use an avatar or picture of some other object.

Why is it important to protect your online identity?

Because someone might steal your personal information.

Which of these is true about privacy policies on social media websites?

They're required by law to be posted for users.

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1
What is NOT true about your digital footprint?
You can erase your digital footprint.
College admissions offices are allowed to view your online posts.
Potential employers can use your history to determine future employment.
Online predators look at your personal information.
2
Which of these is the best way to monitor your online presence and how other people see your information?
Google yourself.
Use a password manager.
Ask everyone you know to tell you what they see.
Make sure you have all your information visible.
3
Which term describes bad people who read your personal information online for the purpose of harassing or harming you?
Social networkers
Online predators
Online teachers
Digital footprints
4
Which of these is a good way to keep your online privacy?
Post your cell phone number online.
Make your hometown, school, and sports team visible in your profile.
Make your posts visible to everyone, all the time.
Use an avatar or picture of some other object.
5
Why is it important to protect your online identity?
Because you will make more friends.
Because being online is a safe environment.
Because someone might steal your personal information.
Because everyone does it.
6
How long can your "digital footprint" last online?
Months
Minutes
Forever
Hours
7
If you are leaving traces of personal information about yourself online, then you are damaging your:
grades.
digital footprint.
friendships.
gaming record.
8
One of the most popular online activities - and one that poses the greatest risk to your privacy -- is:
social networking.
watching movies.
checking email messages.
online gamming.
9
Which of these is true about privacy policies on social media websites?
They can never change once they've been set.
The site does not have to inform you if they've been changed.
They're required by law to be posted for users.
You can select which policies you would like for yourself.
10
Which term describes a set of rules for appropriate behavior while on the internet?
Cuybersecurity
Social Network
Netiquette
Identity

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