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Don’t post anything you don’t want everyone to see
Even if you have created filters for your contacts or have your information restricted to only those who follow you or who you approve of, you should still watch what you share. Avoid to post statuses, photos, location-specific posts and personal profile information.

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Every day we share a lot of information about us, like:

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Digital Footprints are the record  and the traces we leave behind as we use the Internet.
It's not possible to have ZERO footprints!
Anything you place online, whether text or images, has the potential to be available online forever.”

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The benefits are that you don't have to repeatedly log in to submit personal details to websites.

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The costs  are that  your personal data: your age, gender, your address, but also more personal information that can be taken and used to customize you  or market to you

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to track you

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or worse than all that, to hurt you!

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SMALL FOOTPRINTS are, for example, a Skype call, a Facebook post, an e-mail to a hotmail user, an uploaded picture or simply a "like". 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.They know where you are, what you are searching and also the last websites you visited. These footprints, however, are pretty light ones.

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BIG FOOTPRINTS
Internet servicies like online commerce, social networks and web email require the websites to be able to do multiple interactions, such as putting a book in a shopping cart and then paying for it. They need to recognise you and your IP address can change everytime you visit a site, so they need...

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HOW DO WE LEAVE FOOTPRINTS?

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With every click, post or submission

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Be aware & concerned about potential dangers
Internet can be dangerous because we don’t think  it can be a tool to pry into lives.
We think it’ll all be fine, because we have nothing to hide, but there are several stories of tragedies because someone allowed a little too much information to be shared with the wrong person.

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Don’t trust anyone
You should never trust anyone on the Internet.
Be responsible about who you share with and what you share. Think of the Internet as a giant space where people of all sorts roam. If this space was a real place that you were in, would you trust everyone with all your secrets, personal information, ...? Probably not.

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The three kinds of entities who work together to track users and create profiles are the Advertisers, Publishers and Aggregators.

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What is a digital footprint? (video)

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Module 1: What is a Digital Footprint? | Internet Society

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This tutorial will review the benefits and costs of your digital footprint.

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What is a digital footprint? (script)

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Why did we start leaving such big footprints (video)

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This tutorial is a case study of how everyday Internet users can build up such a big digital footprint.

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Module 2: Why did we Start Leaving such Big Footprints? | Internet Society

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This tutorial is a case study of how everyday Internet users can build up such a big digital footprint. Please use a larger screen to access the tutorial.

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Why did we start leaving such big footprints? (script)

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Are digital footprints a problem? (video)

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Module 4: Are Digital Footprints a Problem? | Internet Society

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Is loss of privacy on the Internet an issue?

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Are digital footprints a problem? (script

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Four reasons to care about your digital footprints

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Four Reasons to Care About Your Digital Footprint

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Why care about internet privacy?

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PERSONAL RECOMMENDATION OF THINGS WE LIKE

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PERSONAL RECOMMENDATION OF THINGS WE LIKE

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What I have to avoid and what I can do on the Internet

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Internet is a way which can give us many opportunities but at the same time remember that the web world hides the unthinkable pitfalls full of dangers and evil. Everyone has a computer, a tablet or a cell phone to surf the Internet.
Which dangers of the Internet should you be more careful about?

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Choose a strong password that is hard to guess:
it is advisable to use non-trivial passwords, it is very important to NEVER use the same password for all accounts.

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Stop and think before ”click":
You have to think before doing "clicks" because every operation we do, can give information about us.

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Don't trust full confidence in an open WiFi network:
If you are in a public place and you are on an open WiFi network, before you log in you must be sure that the network is safe.
Otherwise try to avoid making operations where you need to provide personal information.

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Never click on unknown e-mails:
usually this e-mail is sent to you by people who want to steal your data.

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Surfing Internet without antivirus:
You could run into dangerous sites and compromise your computer.

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Give little information on private life:
Never write, for example "tomorrow I'm going to Rome for three days", we must remember that this information is not only read by friends but with the whole world, it is better to keep this information for you.

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Use the appropriate language on the Internet and publish appropriate photos:
your photos and the language you use can be seen and read by your teachers, employers or simply a girlfriend or boyfriend, they could get the wrong idea about you,  compromising a job, friendships or relationships. When one realizes the mistake made it will always be too late, because all our actions are recorded forever.

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The Advertisers are companies that have products or services to sell and therefore to market them.
The Publishers are companies that publish advertisement online, with web, page content, games...
The Aggregators are companies that collect information

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The data aggregator gets data from multiple websites. The aggregator puts all this together, filters them and profiles the user with dozens of different criteria: age, income, shopping habits, sex, location, interests.
Aggregators work with publishers to sort viewers into different categories, and then offer advertisers the prospect of access of those “eyeballs”.

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To track people, they use cookies, but they are not biscuits!

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A cookie is a small piece of data. 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.

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Digital footprints in the form of cookies are used to make the Internet more usable, and can also help make individual transactions more secure, but this also means you’re leaving bigger and bigger footprints.

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Remember that you share an image of who you are with others. Share only the things that create a good image of you

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Protect yourself with a strong password
When you want to protect your privacy you have to do a password for every account.
You  can think of your password like the code to a vault where you keep your most valuable documents and informations.

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-use a mix of lower and uppercase letters, numbers and symbols;
-make it between 8 and 9 characters long;
- avoid using any identifiable information such as your name, address, phone number or personal information that is easy to guess;
- choose a different password for each of your account to your personal information or other online services that you use.

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How can you create a different password for each account that meets all this criteria and that's easy to remember?

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How can you create a different password for each account that meets all this criteria and that's easy to remember?

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CREATE A PASSPHRASE
To create a passphrase first think of a sentence that's easy for you to remember taking the first letter of each word of the sentence and use it to create your password. You can also convert words into symbols to make your passphrase stronger.

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REMBEMBER TO CLEAN YOUR BROWSER HISTORY EVERYTIME YOU LEAVE THE INTERNET

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REMBEMBER TO CLEAN YOUR BROWSER HISTORY EVERYTIME YOU LEAVE THE INTERNET

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Do you want to know more?...watch the following videos

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CAN WE LEAVE POSITIVE DIGITAL FOOTPRINTS?

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CAN WE LEAVE POSITIVE DIGITAL FOOTPRINTS?

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5 Ways to Make a Positive Digital Footprint!

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Video "How to create a strong and  safe password" 

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Video "How to create a strong and  safe password" 

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Teach students internet safety and privacy

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5 Ways to Make a Positive Digital Footprint!

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Teach students internet safety and privacy

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https://www.mindomo.com/mindmap/digital-footprint-3bcc039571c242eca759cd1fe9fbb6de