Password protects their cellphone
- Swipe code or typed password
Uses strong passwords
- Strong passwords are more complex, i.e., longer with special characters
Knows how to clear their web browser cache for privacy
- Recommended for public computers
Has "untagged" themselves or requested a photo be taken down by friends on social media
- Photos were unprofessional
Blogs or uses social media under a pseudonym
- Example: GamerGirl vs. your real name
Has refused to share their email address at a store during check out
- May prevent spam and advertising
Remembers a news story about privacy and digital media from the past year
- 2013 Examples: Metadata spying, data breaches, etc.
Has requested their data from a social media service (i.e., asked Twitter for an archive of their tweets)
- Did you know you can do this?
Knows a name of a government office that deals with privacy
- Examples: The European Data Protection Supervisor, The Office of the Privacy Commissioner, Canada