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 1. Do you think your emails are scanned?

Yes.

2. Do you have privacy on the services you are using to send emails?

No.

3. These services are known as … 

Zero-knowledge

· If you care about your privacy email what service you would use?

Protonmail

· And about file storage privacy?

SpiderOak.

4. Can you give any piece of advice of what you should/should share on the Internet? Use your own words

You should only publish things you want people to know. If you don´t want people to know about something or you want to keep something private you shouldn't publish about it.

5. How can you avoid giving unneeded details to Apps?

Digging through your settings and turn off unneeded permissions with extreme prejuice.

6. Can you write an example of an app that asked for these kind of details?

Facebook.

Incognito mode

Have you ever used the incognito mode? What for?

Yes. To visit shops to buy things.

What incognito mode can do?

You can browse privately, and other people who use this device won't see your activity. However, downloads and bookmarks will be saved. Chrome won't save the following: your browsing history, cookies and site data and information entered in forms.

3.       Go to incognito mode and Look for a flight to Iceland. Make an screenshot of the searching

4.     What kind of information will be visible?

Your activity might still be visible to: websites you visit, your employer or school and your internet service provider.

5.       What cookies are?

Are little data files that have a plethora of uses.

6.       In a sentence, What happens with cookies in private mode?

in private mode cookies won't provide advertisers with the detailed information they'd otherwise mine from your activities.

7.       List the good uses of private browsing 

It prevent that the rest of people see what you are looking for. Sometimes it allows you to see content from pages that you need to be subscribed to read them. It reduces the possibility of websites to anticipate the information you are looking for. It also stops advertising from websites and if a friend wants to log in in an app he/she won’t need to log out from your account.

Protecting yourself from the Internet

Here I publish you an interesting video to protect yourself from the Internet. I hope you will enjoy it.

Internet video

Hoaxes Whatsapp

 How to be a more cautious media consumer

• ·         Presume that information published online by a stranger is more false than it is true.
• ·         Prefer information shared by well-known media and identified journalists. It is better to wait for several media to share the same fact before considering it reliable.
• ·         A photo is never evidence by and in itself
• ·         A basic principle is to compare information in several media.

a)      Why is so hard to avoid misinformation on Whatsapp?

Hoaxes are spreading like wildfire in private groups on the platform. That poses a big problem for both fact-checkers and WhatsApp itself. With WhatsApp, you have no idea how many people are reading what you’re putting in there. Groups are limited to 256 people, making it hard for fact-checkers to see when and where fake news goes viral, and all messages are automatically encrypted.

b)      How some fact-checking organizations try to combat this misinformation?

Several have created institutional WhatsApp accounts to receive and respond to messages about fake news, photos and memes, which users send if they see something suspicious on the platform. In turn, fact-checkers ask readers to share the fact check in the same group as the hoax so as to stem the spread of misinformation.

c)       Write an example of fate news.

 Last month’s election in Germany, this week’s Catalan independence vote, rumors about storms in sub-Saharan Africa and fake kidnapping schemes in Brazil.