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The document discusses digital footprints, which are the data trails left by users online, including active and passive types. It highlights the privacy and security implications, personal and professional impacts, and the importance of managing one's digital footprint to mitigate risks such as identity theft and reputational damage. Additionally, it outlines data privacy laws like the DPDP Act and GDPR, emphasizing the need for individuals to be proactive in protecting their online presence.

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Computer Science (Finial)

The document discusses digital footprints, which are the data trails left by users online, including active and passive types. It highlights the privacy and security implications, personal and professional impacts, and the importance of managing one's digital footprint to mitigate risks such as identity theft and reputational damage. Additionally, it outlines data privacy laws like the DPDP Act and GDPR, emphasizing the need for individuals to be proactive in protecting their online presence.

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COMPUTER

SCIENCE
DIGITAL FOOTPRINT

By Ada Siddiki
and
Chhavi Mahajan 11th-
A(G)
CONTENTS OF THIS
TEMPLATE
1. Introduction to Digital Footprint
2. Types of digital footprint
3. Sources of digital footprints
4. Privacy and security implications
5. Personal and professional impact
6. Data privacy and users rights
7. Digital footprint management
8. Conclusion and best practices
01. DIGITAL
FOOTPRINT
A digital footprint – sometimes called
a digital shadow or an electronic
footprint – refers to the trail of data
you leave when using the internet. It
includes websites you visit, emails you
send, and information you submit
online. A digital footprint can be used
0
2 .

Types of Digital Footprint

Active digital footprints Passive digital footprints


An active digital footprint is where A passive digital footprint is created
the user has deliberately shared when information is collected about
information about themselves – for the user without them being aware
example, through posting or that this is happening. For example,
participating on social networking this occurs when websites collect
sites or online forums. If a user is information about how many times
logged into a website through a users visit, where they come from,
registered username or profile, any and their IP address. This is a hidden
posts they make form part of their process, which users may not realize
active digital footprint. Other is taking place. Other examples of
03 01.
Online shopping
Making purchases from e-
commerce websites, Signing
.
up for coupons or creating
an account ,Downloading
and using shopping apps
registering for brand
Social media
newsletters
02. Using social media on your
computer or devices,
Logging into other
websites using your social
media credentials,
Connecting with friends
and contacts, Sharing
03. Online banking data, and
information,
Usingphotos
a mobile banking
with yourapp ,Buying
or selling stocks ,Subscribing to
connections
financial publications and blogs ,
Opening a credit card account

Health and fitness


Using fitness trackers, Using apps to
04. receive healthcare, Registering your email
address with a gym ,Subscribing to health
and fitness blogs.
Sources of Digital Footp
04. Privacy and security
Scammers can easily Your digital footprint

implications
Information on the
internet is relatively
find out more
information about you.
The details you share
could include
information about your
private beliefs. Online
permanent. Once
information appears online can help behavior can reveal
cybercriminals build a personal beliefs, as
online, it's almost
detailed profile of your political or religious
impossible to remove life, which can enable affiliations, which
it entirely. This them to target you might not be
permanence can with convincing scams information you want
cause a long-lasting or even pose as you to to share publicly. Your
impact, especially if defraud others. digital footprint is
it includes something Old content may be accessible to anyone
controversial about taken out of context. with internet access..
your character. 76% What you've shared in This online persona
of U.S. internet users the past may not may strongly influence
found negative represent your current how current and
views but can still potential employers,
results when
affect how others see partners, neighbors,
researching their you — including old and educational
digital footprints comments, photos, or institutions perceive
videos on social media. you.
Personal & professional impact of digital
footprints
1. Privacy 3. Identity
Concerns Person Theft
2. al Social
Reputatio Impact Judgments
n &
Managem Stereotypi
ent ng
3.Professi
1. Job
onal
Opportuni
Reputatio
ties
Professio n
2. nal
4.
Networkin Impact
Branding
g
Data privacy laws & user rights
Digital Personal Data Protection Act, (DPDP Act) –
1 • India
All organizations processing the personal data of individuals within
India.
• Certain foreign entities if they process data related to the provision
of goods or services to individuals in India.
Data Data Penalties for
Processing Protection Non-
Requirements Officer Compliance:

2 General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) -


European
GDPR is one of Union
the world’s strictest and most comprehensive data privacy laws. It
applies to any organization processing the data of EU citizens, regardless of where
the organization is located.
Penalties: Violations can lead to heavy fines of up to €20 million or 4% of a
company’s global revenue, whichever is higher.
D i g i t a l Fo o t p r i n t M a n a g e m e n t

Regularly Audit Your Control Privacy Settings


Digital Presence on Social Media and App
Limit Public Information:
Search for Yourself Online:
Adjust your privacy settings to make
Use search engines to see what
sure only trusted contacts can see
information about you is publicly
personal details such as your birthday,
accessible.
location, or family connections.

Monitor Data Collection Be Selective About


Use Private Browsing or
VPNs: Private browsing modes help
What You Post
limit tracking by deleting cookies after Think Before You Share: Consider
each session, while VPNs help mask the long-term impact of what you share
your IP address and encrypt your online. Avoid posting sensitive
internet traffic for better privacy. information
Conclusion
In conclusion, digital footprints are the lasting
traces we leave online through our
interactions, posts, and data shared across
various platforms. While having a digital
presence can be beneficial for personal
connections and professional growth, it also
carries risks. Poorly managed digital
footprints can expose individuals to privacy
breaches, identity theft, reputational
damage, and unwanted scrutiny. Thus, being
proactive and mindful in managing your
digital footprint is essential for protecting
your online privacy and ensuring a positive
presence.
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