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Heginbotham (2017) argues that users of technology and the internet has left a digital footprint. For example, when we use cell phones or bank cards we are transferring it to the server with our personal information, which makes it very difficult to remove yourself from the digital world. Heginbotham (2017) argues that your digital footprint only becomes a problem when there is something on the internet that you don’t want there, for example, an inappropriate photo.   Due to the invasion of privacy this could decrease your chance of getting a job or into university. With that being said it is also possible for your digital footprint to be useful, for connecting with old friends and having a good reputation online. Heginbotham (2017) argues that therefore it is impossible for us to remove our digital footprint because we all use electronic devices that are transmitting data every second, and a digital footprint will not become a problem if you have a good reputation online. ...

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Social capital can be defined as “the interpersonal relationships, institutions, and other social assets of a society or group that can be used to gain advantage” (Dictionary.com, [s.a])  Michellemndau (2018) argues that an active digital citizen can be beneficial towards market organisations such as Facebook, Uber and Airbnb, not only to assist themselves but rather to support other organisations in delivering their message through the various programmes that are available, and in this way the message gets delivered to many people around the world that are familiar with using the internet. Social capital can be enhanced as many people will receive the message and the organisations must make sure that the message sent out is for the right reasons, and therefore should result in a greater number of users that have received the message. Sanchellene (2018) argues that another way in which social capital can be built is by travelling the world and meeting new people. By being...

1.       Digital Access - According to the Digital Citizenship, Using technology appropriately (2017) “full electronic participation in society”. Those who use technology need to be made more familiar with the idea that not everyone has the same opportunities when it comes to using technology. Therefore excluding someone from the digital world would be tough, and these users need to understand that some aren’t able to access and alternative resources need to be provided. (Digital Citizenship, Using technology appropriately, 2017) 2.     Digital commerce - According to the Digital Citizenship, Using technology appropriately (2017) “electronic buying and selling of goods”. Technology users need to understand that within the market economy there are certain legal and legitimate trading that is taking place and need to be made aware of the circumstances that follow.   Online shopping for clothes, shoes, toys etc. have become a common pl...

Looking for a different way to wish your significant other on valentines day? Well I just have the perfect and romantic way to do it. Not just your regualar round shaped donuts, but rather WORD DONUTS . Listed below will be the recipe and instructions needed to make them! So come on ladies and gentleman, lets get baking to make that special person in your life feel extraordinary!  YEAST DONUTS WITH VANILLA GLAZE.  Author: Andrea of Legal Miss Sunshine _____________________________________________________________________________ INGRIDIENTS:  5 tsp. active dry yeast 1¾ cups milk 2 large eggs 5 cups all-purpose flour, sifted ½ cup granulated sugar 1 tsp. salt 6 tbsp. unsalted butter Non-stick cooking spray Vegetable oil Vanilla Glaze: 5 cups confectioner's sugar, sifted 8 tbsp. unsalted butter, melted 4 tbsp. milk ¼ cup water ½ tsp. salt 2 tsp. vanilla extract Optional: vanilla bean and icing coloring ___________________________________...