# Privacy Footprint:

**My identity:**

When searching for my name and looking at pictures, the first picture that popped out was of my parents, which shocked me. Moreover, as I kept scrolling, it was surprising to find pictures of very important people in the Dominican Republic. On the other hand, when looking at the google general search page, I found websites like my Facebook account, Instagram account, and family business pages.


When searching for my name and looking at pictures, the first picture that popped out was a picture of my parents which really shocked me. Moreover as I kept scrolling it was surprising to find pictures of very important people in the Dominican Republic. On the other hand when looking at the google general search page I found websites like my facebook account, Instagram account, and family business pages.

#### True people search:
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When submitting my phone number to the website, True People. It depicted how it knew my full name and address, had images of me, and knew social media accounts. This was very shocking and scary to me. It's crazy how people would pay to understand others' private information.

### Browser:


This app could depict things within my computer, be it software, hardware, my device, and even the social media apps in which I was logged in.

### Google:



When looking at my google activity, I was surprised at the ads that popped out. I got personalized brands based on the music I listen to and the places I visit and shop at. Further on, the things I searched and the websites I visited were also stored in my google activity. This shows you how our computer can save all the data that we see online. This leads us to how the data we look at on the internet does not ensure our privacy. Instead, it is saved and stored on our devices.

As a result, when it comes to privacy, this is hard to obtain online. Websites can store your information and keep track of every move you make online, so be aware and have the right mindset when searching and doing things online.