Digital Footprint by Luke Bathje

Are you proud of your digital footprint?

lukebathje — 2024-04-19 05:01:17 UTC

While I keep my social media pages and presence fairly clean and mundane now, I'm sure there are things I shared when I was younger that shouldn't have been shared. Overall though, I would say yes.

Do you present different faces online and offline?

lukebathje — 2024-04-19 05:03:38 UTC

Yes. I think this is something that everyone is guilty of doing in someway or another. I personally believe that as long as it isn't harmful to yourself or others, and it is authentic, people should present how they'd like.

What is the extent of your online presence? What social media sites do you use? Who has access to view this information?

lukebathje — 2024-04-19 05:04:46 UTC

I use multiple social media platforms. The ones I am most active on would be Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok. All of my accounts are private, and I really only ever share stuff on my Instagram.

If you knew a teacher, principal, college or future employer (or parents/grandparents) would look at your online social profile today, would you hurry to your computer so you could take some items down? What would you want them to see or not see?

lukebathje — 2024-04-19 05:05:58 UTC

No, I do not think there is anything that I have shared I would rush to take down. On top of that, as previously stated, all of my accounts are private. That doesn't change what I share, though.

How would you describe your online profile in a word, phrase, or sentence? How do you want others to describe you, based on your online profile? Do the two match?

lukebathje — 2024-04-19 05:10:14 UTC

Private. I would hope others would describe the same.