Digital identity has a series of characteristics that have been identified to better define its concept and understand its:
Social: It is created by browsing social networks based on the identity of another person without even verifying that that identity is real.
Subjective: depends on how other users perceive this person through the information they create themselves.
Valuable: On different occasions companies investigate the information available from a person on social networks to make decisions regarding hiring.
Indirect: This does not allow us to know the person directly, but only the information about him published on the Internet.
Mixed: because it is built through the contributions of the same person, but also those other people without their consent.
Reality: our digital information can produce positive and negative effects on our real lives.
Contextual: it is important to maintain separate identities depending on the context, as the disclosure of information in the wrong context can harm our digital identity.
- Dynamic: It is always in constant change or modification.
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