Oversharing and Your Digital Footprint- Teen Voices

What happens to content once it's posted online?

• It disappears after a short time.

• It can be saved, screenshotted, or edited by others.

• It is only visible to your close friends.

• It can be easily deleted forever.

What is oversharing?

• Putting too much personal life in front of a wide audience.

• Posting for the sake of showing you're there, not because you're having a great time.

• Posting insignificant things just to post.

• All of the above.

Why might people post things online that are meant for one-to-one communication?

• To share with a wider audience.

• To keep a personal record.

• To avoid direct messaging.

• To get more likes.

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What is a common misconception about temporary online posts like Snapchat or Instagram stories?

• They are permanently deleted after a set time.

• They can still be accessed or saved by others even after they disappear from the platform.

• They are only visible to the person who posted them.

• They cannot be screenshotted or recorded.

What should you consider when posting on social media?

• How many likes you will get.

• What you want people to remember you as.

• How quickly the post will disappear.

• Whether it will please the majority of people.