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Digital footprint #1
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Digital footprint #1
Lesson 1: What is digital footprint?
- Digital footprints have benefits and costs
- Benefits are 1. Don't have to repeatedly log in. 2. you can submit personal details.
- Costs are 1. carful which websites you use 2. what things you search for 3. who is in your social circle.
- the loss of control is something called explicit acts. sharing something basically on any social media, you may expect some kind of privacy.
- But you left something up. you had left a clear in print in each of the apps websites you use.
- what is implicit trails?
- It is possible for someone to follow us in the vertical world of the internet, tracking our digital footprints?
- YES
- It is possible for someone to follow us in the vertical world of the internet, tracking our digital footprints?
- Our digital footprint are visible to organization that we may have no relationship with and we also have no control over it.
- They also work behind the scene and make profiles about us based on our dal footprint.
- Digital footprints have benefits and costs
Lesson 2: Why did we start leaving such big footprints?
- ANYTHING you do on the computer they can track you and see what you look at.
- COOKIES what are they?
- Trying to multiple actions by a single user into one connected system.
- Arbitrary string of letters and digits.
- They make the internet more usable
- They make individuals translation more secure.
- They make the internet more usable
- Arbitrary string of letters and digits.
- Trying to multiple actions by a single user into one connected system.
- Any time y visit a website the owner or the person who operates it can see.
- 1. Your geographic location
- 2. your web browsers that you use.
- 3. the operating system your uesing
- 4. The last website you were on.
- All of this are too light footprints
- 4. The last website you were on.
- 3. the operating system your uesing
- 2. your web browsers that you use.
- 1. Your geographic location
Lesson 3: What is the economic bargain for internet users?
- Anything that you search people take advantage. WHO?
- Advertisers and marketers. They will customize what you like to sell what they sell or show you what you like.
- They do this to target the right audience.
- Advertisers and marketers. They will customize what you like to sell what they sell or show you what you like.
- From he view point of the marketers they have opportunities and challenges.
- opportunities cheap, direct accuses receptive consumers.
- Challenges are hard sort the receptive consumer
- It may seem that you are not paying because it says free and you don't pay directly.
- But you are paying indirectly
- Anything that you search people take advantage. WHO?
Lesson 4: Are digital footprints a problem?
- There is a BIG loss of privacy and anonymity.
- Internet society is maximizing the economic and social value of the internet.
- Once you looked at a webite or you when your done people can see:
- 1 What you have done
- 2 where you have been
- 3 what you were thinking
- 4 who your friends and family are
- All of this can be used to track us and more
- 4 who your friends and family are
- 3 what you were thinking
- 2 where you have been
- 1 What you have done
- Big data analyze the government can:
- 1 Analyze huge amounts of data
- 2 link it across multiple context
- Advertisers use data to there advantage. they know what you want so they will target you and the audience that want the same thing.
Lesson 5: Do different devices make different digital footprints?
- Your smart phone can be very easy to connect to internet
- So its very easy for you to leave footprints
- Who might see your data?
- 1 smart phone vender
- 2 app developer
- 3 network operator
- 4 operating system developer
- 5 internet server provider
- 6 online server pervitor
- 7 friends or there apps
- 6 online server pervitor
- 5 internet server provider
- 4 operating system developer
- 3 network operator
- 2 app developer
- 1 smart phone vender
- Yes the device you use can be very different footprints from another person
- Example: you always use your computer and your friend is always on her smart phone.
- Both of you will leave different footprints
- Example: you always use your computer and your friend is always on her smart phone.
- Your smart phone can be very easy to connect to internet
Lesson 6: How can I manage my digital footprint?
- changing your digital footprints on line if harder that you think
- this takes thought, time, and effort
- how to do it?
- 1 understanding of the basic issues
- 2 develop your ''basic hygiene'' habits
- 3 become a sophisticated of your online tools and servicers
- 4 find and use specific privacy-enhancing tools
- 3 become a sophisticated of your online tools and servicers
- 2 develop your ''basic hygiene'' habits
- 1 understanding of the basic issues
- you struggle on your own intetia
- changing your digital footprints on line if harder that you think
Lesson 7: Who is tracking me and do they do it?
- The three main players that work together to track users and creates composite profiles are
- 1 Advertisers
- 2 Publishers
- 3 Aggergators
- 2 Publishers
- 1 Advertisers
- Data aggregators use data and pile it and use your data to sell it to advertisers so they can use it
- google knows your location no matter what
- The three main players that work together to track users and creates composite profiles are
Lesson 8: Why dynamics Are at work with digital footprint?
- ECONOMIC collects data keeps user - informed
- CULTURE each culture brings it on the internet
- the three themes are culture, economic, and convenience
- CONVENIENCE convenient but privacy - eroding
Lesson 9: How does legislation affect our digital footprint?
- Issue to consent
- collection use and discloser of ''personal data'' beyond what is stickily necessary to provide a product or a severer
- Issue to consent
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- Mind Map on Digital footprint #1, created by Jacqueline Garibay on 25/09/2018.
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