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On the Internet a digital footprint is the word used to describe the trail, traces the people surfing online. The Digital Footprints are the traces we leave behind when we use the Internet.

The digital footprints can be created later not only to our registration on social or a photo that we post but simply following  a search on the Web, in a nutshell as we have a technological apparatus we are already persecuted.

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Internet and the social network are comfortable and very easy to use but there are some negative aspects that few know, for example:
What sets on the socials network if not with suitable precautions the post is divulged or the searches on the web are traceable. NOTHING CAN BE HIDDEN.

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📍Visiting websites.
📍Shopping online.
📍Leaving comments on social media.

📍Simply clicking “OK” anywhere on the web.
📍Through Mobile Phones, Tablets, or Laptops.

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➖Making a Skype call, sharing something on Facebook, uploading pictures to …, sending an email to a Hotmail user.
Each time you visit a web site, you reveal some information about yourself to the owner of the web site: your IP address, which may include your geographic location, your web browser type and operating system, and, often, the last web site you visited.

➕Internet services such as online commerce, social networking, and web mail require that a web site be able to link up multiple interactions, such as putting a book in a shopping cart, and later clicking “Pay Now”.

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💡One solution to this problem is the cookie.

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💡One solution to this problem is the cookie.

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Web sites generally set a cookie in your browser at the instant when you first visit the site. The web site can store profile and preference information in the cookie.
Your web browser stores the cookie when requested, and then every time you revisit the web site, the web browser sends the cookie back to the web server. The browser stores the cookie behind the scenes, and then sends the cookie back to the web site every time you click.

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