Your digital foot print can give you an advantage and disadvantage. Your digital foot print will follow you around for the rest of your life, which is why you want to have positive reviews about your self on any social media. If you make one bad decision, it will ruin your interviews for your careers to come. Many people don’t get the chance to pursue the career they are interested in because of there bad reputation. On the other hand lots of people end up pursuing there dream job because they have worked hard and made sure they kept a positive digital footprints. When you are applying for jobs and the boss is looking through your social media to see what kind of person you are, when they see positive reviews about yourself, you will have a better chance in getting the job. m www.slideshare.net
To help keep your digital footprint safe you should not over share about yourself. This is a very big tip to those who share everything about themselves on social media. When you tell the world everything about yourself, not only your privacy is limited but some time in the future you will end up regretting it. Some things you can do to make sure you are not over sharing about yourself is to not share any addresses, user-names or passwords. To be extra safe you might not want to add any full or last names. When you are going to send a text or an email, ALWAYS reread your massage! Once you hit send there is no undo button, you can’t take back what you have said. If you send a message that you will regret later in life or if you have second thoughts about sending then you shouldn’t send it. If you ever end up downloading a new social media, you should have a secondary email. Using a secondary email will keep you safe from linking your Facebook or twitter account to a new site.
From digital footprints I have learned to be careful of what I am about to post. www.techlicious.com nfogr.am
To keep a positive digital footprint:
Make sure your profile name and picture is appropriate.
Set your Facebook account to private so only your friends and family can see it.
The photos that you post should be appropriate enough to show your parents or boss. Do not put your address, phone number or any details about your bank onto social media. If you are in a photo on your friends account you should untag yourself from it.
When you are doing anything on line you should always be responsible. To be responsible, never copy and paste other peoples work; plagiarizing, and always reference others ideas when it’s not yours. . mm myriverside.sd43.bc.ca