Tuesday 19 November, 2024

Graphic: Are you sharing too much online?

Do you post your birthday or where you’re going? Do you worry what others might say about you?

ARE YOU SHARING too much online? Do you give away too much about your self on your social network profiles?

Studies have found that social media can be harder to resist than cigarettes, while an Intel survey found that nine out of every ten Americans think people share too much information about themselves.

Online Education has put together this infographic based on what and how people share online, from their movements to their alcohol use…

(If you’re having trouble viewing the rather large graphic just click on it)

Courtesy of: www.online-education.net

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Emer McLysaght

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Trolling or Off-topic

An attempt to derail the discussion.
Inappropriate language

Profanity, obscenity, vulgarity, or slurs.
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Graphic: Are you sharing too much online?

New code of conduct says teachers CAN interact with pupils on Facebook>

Are you a Facebook addict?>