Digital Identity & Footprint » Online Identity
I know how I'm supposed to present myself online to avoid any misleading display of my identity.
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Summary
This video poses a question which is whether you have the right to share other someone's pictures with others or if this is not your right as long as you haven't asked for that person's permission.
Published
20-10-2019
Last edited
29-07-2024
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Call to Action
You should always ask permission before sharing anyone's information or photos. As a digital citizen, you are responsible for protecting your privacy and others' as well.
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