Which of the following is an example of digital evidence that can be gathered?

• A. Browsing history
• B. Printed receipts
• C. Non-digital notes
• D. Physical fingerprints

Answer: (A)

Digital evidence is information that is stored or transmitted by digital devices and can be recovered and used in an investigation. Browsing history is a clear example because web browsers keep a log of pages visited, along with timestamps and URLs, which are electronic data that can be collected, preserved, and analyzed. This kind of data resides in device storage or network logs and can be obtained with appropriate forensics tools while maintaining proper handling.

Printed receipts, non-digital notes, and physical fingerprints are not digital data. Printed receipts are physical documents, non-digital notes are analog, and physical fingerprints are biometric evidence.