Oversharing and Your Digital Footprint

What can happen to the things you post online?

• They can be permanently saved by others

• They automatically delete after 24 hours

• Only your friends can see and save them

• They are private and secure

Why might oversharing online be a problem?

• It can lead to unwanted attention

• It ensures your privacy

• It makes your posts more interesting

• It guarantees more likes and followers

What is a 'finsta'?

• A type of camera filter

• A new social media platform

• A private, secondary Instagram account

• A financial app

Why do some people use spam accounts?

• To spam other users with ads

• For professional networking

• To share personal and random content

• To increase their main account's followers

How can oversharing affect someone's view of you?

• It ensures your online privacy

• It has no effect

• It can negatively impact their perception

• It makes you more popular

What does it mean to make your account public?

• Anyone can see and interact with your posts

• Your posts are automatically deleted after 24 hours

• Only your followers can see your posts

• Your account is verified

What is the risk of posting too much personal information online?

• None, it's completely safe

• Identity theft or personal safety risks

• Winning social media awards

• Getting more followers

Why should you be cautious about tagging your location online?

• It can compromise your safety

• It makes your post less popular

• It is not allowed on most platforms

• It automatically deletes your post

Why do people tag their location in posts?

• To show where they are

• Because it's required by social media platforms

• To hide their real location

• To make the post invisible

What mentality do people often have about their posts?

• Believing their posts are very significant

• Thinking no one will care about their posts

• Assuming their posts will become viral

• Knowing their posts will be highly scrutinized