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Greetings, feel free to indulge on the webpage we created. Our main content touches food, to be precise, snacks. Due to the pandemic, hitting the grocery stores would be infrequent and you might have grown tired of take out or instant noodles. The Snack Bar aims to reach anyone and let them know about these scrumptious snacks that can easily be made at home. It would be quite selfish of us but kindly take time to check out our Youtube. channel. Like, comment and subscribe! Youtube videos that aren't oversharing! :D
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Every time you use the internet, like accessing this webpage of ours, you leave a trail of information about yourself. It's easy to forget how much information we share when we're online, whether for work or for enjoyment. This is what we call, Digital Footprint. The Snack Bar pratices not oversharing on the web. For starters, you may be oversharing on social media without even realizing it, from posting pictures of your birthday celebration to posting everything that happened that year. While there is nothing wrong with sharing major accomplishments with your friends, sharing too much information can attract unwanted attention. Furthermore, there is something to be said for a happy private life. So, what exactly is oversharing on social media, and why do so many people engage in it? Most importantly, how can you prevent this problem from destroying your life? Sharing photos of your home or hobby may inadvertently reveal to would-be thieves that you have valuable items such as art, jewelry, electronics, or desirable collections. Photos or information about family members may reveal their identities or locations, or they may become targets. People overshare online for a variety of reasons, the most common is that the creators of social media platforms want us to. You're probably wondering on ways how to not overshare, here are a few: avoid posting when you're angry, choose your content wisely, avoid sharing everything on your online journal and keep track of your social media usage.
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