Digital Footprint

What is considered "oversharing" online?

• A. Posting too much personal information for a wide audience.

• B. Posting just to show you're active, even if the content isn't significant.

• C. Sharing private conversations or plans publicly.

• D. All of the above.

How do your online sharing habits influence how others perceive you?

• A. Posting frequently guarantees you will get attention and be liked by everyone.

• B. What and how often you share can significantly affect how others view your personality and character.

• C. Your online activity has no impact on how others view you, as long as you delete posts quickly.

• D. Only direct messages affect perception, not public posts or stories.

What is a potential danger of oversharing personal information online?

• A. It can lead to increased popularity and more followers on social media.

• B. It can make you vulnerable to personal safety risks by revealing details about your location or identity.

• C. It ensures that all your friends are aware of your plans for the upcoming weekend.

• D. It helps you connect with a wider audience who might share your interests.

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What is the permanence of content once it's posted online?

• A. It can be deleted permanently by the user at any time, making it disappear forever.

• B. It can be screenshot, recorded, or saved by others, meaning it can exist indefinitely even if deleted from the original platform.

• C. It automatically disappears after a set period, like 24 hours, and cannot be recovered.

• D. Only the original poster can access it after a short time.