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SmithSet Digital Footprint
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Deleting a photo from your social media feed does not mean it is gone permanently; you can't trace who already saved it.
False
True
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For how long is your digital footprint visible?
Your digital footprint wipes clean after a year.
It depends on what sites you use and for how long.
The record never lasts more than a month.
It creates a permanent record.
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You’ve sent a personal picture to a friend online which you only want them to see. What should you consider?
You don’t have to worry since you control who can see your picture.
You can always delete the picture if you don’t want it online anymore.
Not really. Since you only want them to see it, it’s safe to send it.
Think before you post. Once it’s out there, you can’t take it back.
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Your future employers and/or schools don't care about your social media posts.
False
True
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Keeping your social media private means you can safely share whatever you want without strangers seeing it.
True
False
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Who can see or use data from my digital footprint?
Your digital footprint is possibly viewable by anyone.
Professionals can, but they need special permission to go through the data.
No one; if privacy is set up on social media, no one can see it but me.
Only the police have access to the possible private information.
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Your friend regrets posting a particular picture and wants to take it down. Is that possible and how would they do that?
Just use the delete button. Then no one can see it anymore.
They can delete from their page but someone may have already saved it.
Delete the photo and your browsing history, cache, and cookies to be safe.
They can trace anyone who saw or copied it and delete it there as well.
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Your digital footprint is--
the number of electronic devices you use
the opposite of your digital fingerprint
the total time you spend online
the digital trail left by everything you do onliine
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Which of the following could be dangerous to share online? (Multi select)
My school's sport schedule
My home address
Credit/debit card information
Username and passwords
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If you never share media online, you never have to worry about them being searchable online by employers or schools.
False
True
