Digital Foot print for 1 to 12 class .ppt
- 1. DIGITAL FOOTPRINT BY R.JOHITHA SHREE VIII B
- 2. What is Digital Footprint? A ‘Digital Footprint’ is the data that a person leaves behind when they use internet or digital devices. It can include information like Browsing history, Social media posts, and Emails. It can also be called a digital shadow or electronic footprint.
- 3. Examples of digital footprint.
- 4. Types of Digital Footprint. Active digitAl Footprints pAssive digitAl Footprints Anonymous digitAl Footprints sensor dAtA Footprints sociAl netWorK Footprints FinAnciAl Footprints
- 5. ACTIVE FOOTPRINTS An active digital footprint is information that a user intentionally shares online. This includes posts on social media, online reviews, and articles. Examples of Active Digital footprints are: Social media, Blogging, Online reviews,etc.
- 6. EXAMPLE OF ACTIVE DIGITAL FOOTPRINT Adding an account is an example of Active Footprints.
- 7. PASSIVE DIGITAL FOOTPRINTS. A passive digital footprint is information about you that's collected online without your knowledge. It's made up of data that's stored in online databases, such as your browsing history or IP address. It creates an invisible record of their online behavior without any deliberate action on their part.
- 8. EXAMPLE OF PASSIVE DIGITAL FOOTPRINTS.
- 9. ANONYMOUS DIGITAL FOOTPRINTS. The term Anonymous is a person whose name is not made public. An anonymous digital footprint is data left behind by someone who is trying to be anonymous online. This can include leaving comments on videos using a fake profile, or watching videos without liking or commenting.
- 10. EXAMPLE OF ANONYMOUS DIGITAL FOOTPRINT.
- 11. SENSOR DATA FOOTPRINTS A sensor data footprint is the data collected by devices that use sensors, often without direct user input. This data can come from wearable technology, smart home systems, and IoT (Internet of Things) devices This can include things like your Phone, location through GPS,etc.
- 12. EXAMPLE OF SENSOR DATA FOOTPRINTS.
- 13. SOCIAL NETWORK FOOTPRINTS A social network footprint is the digital trail of an individual's online activity on social media platforms. It includes posts, comments, likes, shares, and other interactions. Every post, photo, video, comment, like, and even who you follow on social media contributes to your digital footprint.
- 14. EXAMPLE OF SOCIAL NETWORK FOOTPRINTS.
- 15. FINANCIAL FOOTPRINTS A financial footprint is a record of all your financial activities, including spending, borrowing, and investing. It's a reflection of your financial health and identity. It's used by lenders and other financial institutions to assess risk.
- 16. EXAMPLE OF FINANCIAL FOOTPRINTS.
- 17. A digital footprint can have negative consequences for your privacy, reputation, and legal standing. It can also impact your social life and job prospects. Some Negative consequences of Digital footprints are: Identity theft: Scammers can use your digital footprint to steal your identity and hack your accounts. CONTINUED………….. CONSEQUENCES OF DIGITAL FOOTPRINT.
- 18. CONTINUED… Data breaches: Sensitive data can be leaked in data breaches and found by scammers Invasions of privacy: Your personal information can be used without your consent. So the next time you’re online, think about the digital footprints you are leaving behind..
- 19. How to manage your digital footprint? Think carefully before posting personal information or potentially sensitive content. Regularly search for yourself online to identify any problematic information. Protect your accounts with strong passwords to prevent unauthorized access. Continued…….
- 20. Continuation of Previous slide. Maintain a professional online presence on platforms like LinkedIn to showcase your career achievements. Regularly check and adjust privacy settings on social media and other online platforms.