1) What is your digital footprint? a) The time you spend on the computer b) It is opposite of your finger print c) The amount of electronic devices you buy in a year d) The digital trail left by everything you do online 2) How could you improve your digital footprint? a) Share your personal information with a good friend or family member so they can help you stay safe online b) Check your social media privacy settings to make sure you're only sharing with people you know and trust c) It's best not to post anything if you want to stay safe d) It's not necessary to think before you post 3) How long is your digital footprint visible for? a) it depends on the websites you spend most time on b) Your digital footprint wipes clean after a year c) The record never lasts for more than a month d) it creates a permanent record 4) A type of footprint is made when information is collected from the user without the person knowing this is happening. a) Passive b) Active c) Digital Identity d) Digital Footprint 5) A type of footprint is one where the user has deliberately shared information about themselves, either by using social media sites or by using websites. a) Cyberliteracy b) Digital c) Passive d) Active 6) Information on an entity is used by computer systems to represent an external agent. That agent may be a person, organisation, application, or device. a) Digital Identity b) Digital Footprint c) Cyberliteracy d) Passive 7) Personally identifiable information (PII) included in online records accessible to private and public sector organizations, and government services. a) Digital Footprint b) Digital Identity c) Digital Attributes d) Digital Activities 8) Online behavioral patterns such as your search history, your social media activity and mobile phone along with other data your devices track such as your location. a) Digital Footprint b) Digital Activities c) Digital Attributes d) Digital Identity

Digital Footprint & Identity Review

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