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So, here are the guidelines for living your digital life in the 21st century. Do not type or txt anything you do not wish to make part of the permanent body of knowledge of mankind. You can’t take it back … ever. Every voicemail you leave is a recording. Remember Watergate? If not, check the Wiki. When you take a quiz on Facebook or press the “Allow” button, you are giving a person or company you don’t know access to your Facebook data. In general, don’t take pictures you don’t want your mother to see (that’s the nicest way I can think of putting this). Lastly, do not ever think that an electronic transaction is private. It may be secure, but a secure transaction is not a private one. Someone, somewhere, has complete (as in, absolute, total, full) access to your financial data when you do a transaction. They may not be in a position to hurt you in any way, but when someone wants to know if a transaction took place, there is no such thing as an anonymous electronic transaction. That’s what cash is for. ”
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