Q 2.2 digital footprints can be construed as trails that digital citizens leave online . Do you think that digital foorprints can become a problem? Discuss

Digital footprints.

No I do not think that digital footprints could become a problem. as a good digital citizen knowing the proper way of using digital technology should be priority. incriminating text or images should not be put on the internet in the first place . if one conducts themselves in the correct manner following netiquette  then there is nothing to hide . also when posting online one should first be aware of the consequences as nothing is ever really deleted once posted to the public furthermore the thought of a  digital footprint in the minds of the public  could help reduce unlawful and improper actions being done online because it can be traced through their digital footprint back to them ,in my opinion it maintains a measure of order throughout the internet.

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