1. Internet Privacy and You
Your actions, Your choices
February 13, 2018

2. What is Internet or Online Privacy?
Online privacy involves the ability to control what information you reveal about yourself over the internet, and to control who could access that information. Protect your online privacy. Don’t ever put anything online that you wouldn’t want to show up on the front page of The New York Times, or that you wouldn’t want your grandmother to see.
Internet privacy involves the right or mandate of personal privacy concerning the storing, repurposing, provision to third parties, and displaying of information pertaining to oneself via of the Internet.[1][2]

3. What is sensitive data? GDPR California Law Racial or ethnic origin
Political opinions
Religious or philosophical beliefs
Trade union membership
Genetic data
Biometric data
Data concerning health
Sexual orientation
California Law
Social Security Number
Driver’s license number
Account, credit, or debit card number with PIN / password
Medical Information
Health Insurance Information
Automated license plate readers
address with password

4. Your password is your key to privacy
If I have your password, then it isn’t yours anymore
3-ways I can get your password
Crack it
Steal it
You give it to me
Steps to protection
Make a strong password
One password for each site
Don’t fall for phishing
Enable 2-factor authentication

6. Are you anonymous online? Yes and No
Your online persona
Are you anonymous online?
Yes and No
Add networks exchange information that does not contain your personal information
Some advertisers have the ability to tie an online identifier to your identity (deanonymize) your browsing history
What can you do?
Get educated
Read privacy policies
Think about what your giving away
Private browsing (Incognito)
Privacy Badger
Opt-out

7. Internet Advertising Primer
Advertising Broker
Advertiser A
Advertiser B
Web Site 1
Web Site 2
Web Site 3

8. Resources

9. Questions?