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In today's digital world, your online presence speaks volumes about you. This guide explores what your digital image conveys and the importance of managing it for both you and your children. Learn how to monitor your online footprint through various platforms like social media, email, and online gaming. Understand the privacy risks associated with sharing personal information and discover resources to help you and your children navigate the internet safely. Empower yourself with knowledge about digital footprints and take control of your online identity.
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Internet Trends Cindy Boyle Northwestern District Attorney’s Office Community Education & Outreach
Digital Images What does your digital image say about you? What about your child’s digital image?
Creating a digital image • Cell phones • Websites • E-mail • Instant messaging • Text messaging • Chat rooms • Blogs • Online gaming • Social networkingsites
Personal Information • Name • DOB/social security number • Home address/phone number • Parent/Sibling information • School information • Including sports teams/mascots • Pictures • Email address or IM account
Check using search engines • www.google.com • Use quotes • Names/nicknames/screen names • Email addresses • www.turboscout.com • www.archive.org
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Where to go? www.teenangels.org www.netlingo.com www.noslang.com
Other sites of concern: • Pro suicide, anorexia, and bulimia sites • Pro Anna/Mia (red and blue wrist bands)
Cyber-neighborhood • You can’t do it alone-talk to each other • Create a parent group- exchange email addresses • Look out for each other’s children as you would if they were hanging out in your neighborhood
Contact Information Cynthia Boyle Northwestern District Attorney’s Office Community Education & Outreach Director cynthia.b.boyle@massmail.state.ma.us 413-586-9225 x128