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Digital footprint or digital shadow refers to one's unique set of traceable digital activities, actions, contributions and communications that are manifested on the Internet or on digital devices.[1][2][3][4]

There are two main classifications for digital footprints: passive and active. A passive digital footprint is created when data is collected without the owner knowing (also known as data exhaust), whereas active digital footprints are created when personal data is released deliberately by a user for the purpose of sharing information about oneself by means of websites or social media.[5]

Passive digital footprints can be stored in many ways depending on the situation. In an online environment a footprint may be stored in an online data base as a "hit". This footprint may track the user IP address, when it was created, and where they came from; with the footprint later being analyzed. In an offline environment, a footprint may be stored in files, which can be accessed by administrators to view the actions performed on the machine, without being able to see who performed them.

Active digital footprints can also be stored in many ways depending on the situation. In an online environment, a footprint can be stored by a user being logged into a site when making a post or change, with the registered name being connected to the edit. In an off line environment a footprint may be stored in files, when the owner of the computer uses a keylogger, so logs can show the actions performed on the machine, and who performed them. One of the features of keylogger is to monitor the clipboard for any changes. This may be problematic as the user may copy passwords or take screenshots of sensitive information which will then be logged.

Tony Fish expounded upon the possible dangers of digital footprints in a 2007 self-published book.[6] The closed loop takes data from the open loop and provides this as a new data input. This new data determines what the user has reacted to, or how they have been influenced. The feedback then builds a digital footprint based on social data, and the controller of the social digital footprint data can determine how and why people purchase and behave.

Katalin Fehér emphasised in her academic research paper about personal online strategies in 2017[7] that users leave digital footprints behind via online systems and new media. Human interactions and digitalized automatization imply decisions and dilemmas on account of online participation. The consequences are unpredictable: both former and updated records are available in an infinite digital present.

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Four Reasons to Care About Your Digital Footprint

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the information about a particular person that exists on the Internet as a result of their online activity 

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the information about a particular person that exists on the Internet as a result of their online activity 

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there are 2 main different classification 

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there are 2 main different classification 

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On the World Wide Web, the internet footprint;[8] also known as cyber shadow, electronic footprint, or digital shadow, is the information left behind as a result of a user's web-browsing and stored as cookies. The term usually applies to an individual person, but can also refer to a business, organization and corporation.[9]Information may be intentionally or unintentionally left behind by the user; with it being either passively or actively collected by other interested parties. Depending on the amount of information left behind, it may be simple for other parties to gather large amounts of information on that individual using simple search engines. Internet footprints are used by interested parties for several reasons; including cyber-vetting,[10] where interviewers could research applicants based on their online activities. Internet footprints are also used by law enforcement agencies, to provide information that would be unavailable otherwise due to a lack of probable cause.[citation needed] In addition your digital footprint is being used by marketers in order to find what products a user may be interested in, or to inspire ones' interest in a certain product based on similar interests.[11]Social networking systems may record activities of individuals, with data becoming a life stream. Such usage of social media and roaming services allow digital tracing data to include individual interests, social groups, behaviours, and location. Such data can be gathered from sensors within devices, and collected and analyzed without user awareness.[citation needed] Facebook is one of many social media sites that does collect an extensive amount of information that can be used to piece together a user's personality. Things such as the number of friends a user has can predict whether or not the user has an introvert or extrovert personality.

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On the World Wide Web, the internet footprint;[8] also known as cyber shadow, electronic footprint, or digital shadow, is the information left behind as a result of a user's web-browsing and stored as cookies. The term usually applies to an individual person, but can also refer to a business, organization and corporation.[9]Information may be intentionally or unintentionally left behind by the user; with it being either passively or actively collected by other interested parties. Depending on the amount of information left behind, it may be simple for other parties to gather large amounts of information on that individual using simple search engines. Internet footprints are used by interested parties for several reasons; including cyber-vetting,[10] where interviewers could research applicants based on their online activities. Internet footprints are also used by law enforcement agencies, to provide information that would be unavailable otherwise due to a lack of probable cause.[citation needed] In addition your digital footprint is being used by marketers in order to find what products a user may be interested in, or to inspire ones' interest in a certain product based on similar interests.[11]Social networking systems may record activities of individuals, with data becoming a life stream. Such usage of social media and roaming services allow digital tracing data to include individual interests, social groups, behaviours, and location. Such data can be gathered from sensors within devices, and collected and analyzed without user awareness.[citation needed] Facebook is one of many social media sites that does collect an extensive amount of information that can be used to piece together a user's personality. Things such as the number of friends a user has can predict whether or not the user has an introvert or extrovert personality.

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EVERYTHING you search is tracked to a data base be CAREFUL! :(

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Your foot print gets bigger and bigger every single day

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A digital footprint, sometimes called a digital dossier, is the body of data that exists as a result of actions and communications online that can in some way be traced back to an individual.

Digital footprints are sometimes broken down into active and passive data traces. Active data traces are the ones that the user leaves intentionally. Facebook, Twitter and blog posts, social network connections, image and video uploads, email, phone calls and chats are among the ways people create active digital footprints.

Passive data traces connected to an individual are left by others or gathered through activities that the user does without purposefully putting out data. Website visits and actions, searches and online purchases are among the activities that add passive data traces to a digital footprint.

A digital footprint is relatively permanent and once the data is public -- or even semi-public, as may be the case with Facebook posts -- the owner has little control over how it will be used by others. For that reason, a major focus of digital footprint management (DFM) is caution about online activities to control the data that can be gathered in the first place.

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A digital footprint is a unique data trace of a user’s activities, actions, communications or transactions in digital media

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active digital footprints can be stored in A way depending on the situation.

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active digital footprints can be stored in A way depending on the situation.

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Logon, LOGOFFIf you are always logged onto your accounts, people could use your details without your permission! Make sure you always LOG OFF and keep your passwords to yourself.It’s important to protect your identity and your own digital footprint.

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Logon, LOGOFFIf you are always logged onto your accounts, people could use your details without your permission! Make sure you always LOG OFF and keep your passwords to yourself.It’s important to protect your identity and your own digital footprint.

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Don't research anything bad or you WILL BE FOUND

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Don't research anything bad or you WILL BE FOUND

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The things you put online c

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at your password like your toothbrush don’t share it with anyone and change it often.
Always remember to logoff when you have finished with an online service.
Use our great sites section to find the best areas of the net.
Use your own digital footprints to remember your favourite websites like the history button and your bookmarks.
Remember that most of the websites you visit will make a note of your visit and may also track the websites you visit before and after their website! 
Let an adult know if anything you read or see makes you feel worried or upset.
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kids remember to be careful what you search your digital footprint will be traced

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kids remember to be careful what you search your digital footprint will be traced

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if you are a suspect the police can see all your posts even if you have deleted a pic or message

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Treat your password like your toothbrush don’t share it with anyone and change it often.

Always remember to logoff when you have finished with an online service.

Use our great sites section to find the best areas of the net.

Use your own digital footprints to remember your favourite websites like the history button and your bookmarks.

Remember that most of the websites you visit will make a note of your visit and may also track the websites you visit before and after their website!

Let an adult know if anything you read or see makes you feel worried or upset.

Look at our film that tells you how to save a conversation on MSN.

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digital footprint for anybody who wants to read 15mins of typing

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digital footprint for anybody who wants to read 15mins of typing

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The things you put online can be seen by lots of people and might stay online forever. They are like digital footprints – a trail that people can follow, picking up pieces of information about you.

We all leave digital footprints and with every new profile, photo or comment we add new ones. People that you know, and people you don’t, can learn a lot from them. Do you know what yours say about you?

Your footprints can show you at your very best or very worst. Lots of people, like Kent teenager Paris Brown, are finding out that our posts can have serious consequences long after we’ve forgotten them.

This is one reason why to use most sites you can share information on you need to be over 13. If you’re under 13 you shouldn’t be using them.

Remember, if you have posted something you regret - it’s never too late to take control.

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The things you put online can be seen by lots of people and might stay online forever. They are like digital footprints – a trail that people can follow, picking up pieces of information about you.

We all leave digital footprints and with every new profile, photo or comment we add new ones. People that you know, and people you don’t, can learn a lot from them. Do you know what yours say about you?

Your footprints can show you at your very best or very worst. Lots of people, like Kent teenager Paris Brown, are finding out that our posts can have serious consequences long after we’ve forgotten them.

This is one reason why to use most sites you can share information on you need to be over 13. If you’re under 13 you shouldn’t be using them.

Remember, if you have posted something you regret - it’s never too late to take control.

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you have to be careful what you post as they are on there forever even if you delete them

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http://sbt.blob.core.windows.net/storyboards/digitalfootprint/digital-footprint.png

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when visiting a website you ip address is kept onto the website for if the police need to check what sites you have been on then can check

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check if you should be on the website, the police can see what you have been doing and can check your other online websites you have been looking.

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a digital footprint is a trail of data while using the internet

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a digital footprint is a trail of data while using the internet

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Evry time you go on a website you leave a Digital Footprint ;

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a digital footprint is a train of data that you create

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The digital footprint can be shared actively or passively. In active data trace, users share their activities intentionally, like social media activities, online chatting, or phone calls

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a digital footprint is a trail of what u have done

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A digital footprint is a funny term used to describe the traces of yourself that you leave online. It's called a footprint because, with every website you visit, you leave a trail or footprint showing that you've been there - much like the footprints you leave while playing outside in the snow. Have you ever looked at your computer's history? In that history, you'll find a list of all the various websites you've visited. That's a simple kind of footprint you might find on a computer. Your online footprint gets a little more complicated, though. That digital footprint is like leaving little pieces of information about yourself online for the world to find. That's kind of cool and also kind of scary, isn't it? Sometimes you share this information on purpose, like if you're registering to play an online game; but, sometimes, you're sharing this information without knowing it, like if you make an online purchase. 

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A digital footprint is a funny term used to describe the traces of yourself that you leave online. It's called a footprint because, with every website you visit, you leave a trail or footprint showing that you've been there - much like the footprints you leave while playing outside in the snow. Have you ever looked at your computer's history? In that history, you'll find a list of all the various websites you've visited. That's a simple kind of footprint you might find on a computer. Your online footprint gets a little more complicated, though. That digital footprint is like leaving little pieces of information about yourself online for the world to find. That's kind of cool and also kind of scary, isn't it? Sometimes you share this information on purpose, like if you're registering to play an online game; but, sometimes, you're sharing this information without knowing it, like if you make an online purchase. 

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A digital footprint is a trail of data you create while on the internet

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A digital footprint is a trail of data you create while on the internet

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Your digital footprint paints a picture of who you are.

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the information about a particular person that exists on the Internet as a result of their online activity.

"there are several ways to ensure your digital footprint doesn't damage your reputation, or any future employment opportunities

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A digital footprint is a unique data trace of a user’s activities, actions, communications or transactions in digital media.

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the digital activates that we create can make a bad picture of who you are. 

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the digital activates that we create can make a bad picture of who you are. 

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A digital footprint can be tracked by the police to see which websites you've been on!

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https://www.internetsociety.org/tutorials/your-digital-footprint-matters/

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police use other peoples digital footprints to catch criminalshttps://tse4.mm.bing.net/th?id=OIP.N2AqEkEDRjtWW8nwXCk67wHaFp&pid=Api

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A digital footprint, sometimes called a digital dossier, is the body of data that exists as a result of actions and communications online that can in some way be traced back to an individual. Digital footprints are sometimes broken down into active and passive data traces.

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our digital footprint gets bigger every time.

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our digital footprint gets bigger every time.