2nd Bleg - Being Aware of What you share

 Being Aware of What you share

Being aware of what you share on social media or anywhere on the internet is very important. As most people know, whatever you share on the internet, it will never be gone from the internet, even if you delete it. People who saved it to their one drive or device will still have it there and can re-post it whenever they want, and you cannot do anything about it, as they basically own it now. To make matters worse, most social media ask you when you first log in, if they can use your pictures and use them. But because there are so many words, most people don't even read it and click accept, and then they get mad when they regret posting a picture and it being on a billboard of some-kind.

Sadly, most teenagers don't care about what they post, because they don't think that it will impact them in the future. It may impact them in many ways, either they post something embarrassing that they cannot delete and it will make their personal life hell. Otherwise, when they will be looking for a job, the person who interviews them will search their name up and look at what they posted, it may lead them to losing the job. There are of course other things that could impact the life of a former teen who shared things without thinking, but that would be too long to talk about.

It's a good thing that in most schools, the teachers are teaching the students about sharing things, but I think it needs more attention than it has now.

Overall, being aware of what you share is great advice and should be followed if you don't want to run into trouble when you grow up.