Review this quote before you move on to the identification of your issues: It may very well be that our fundamental ideas about identity and privacy, the strategies that we have collectively pursued, and the technologies that we have adopted, must change and adapt in a rapidly evolving world of connectivity, networking, participation, sharing, and collaboration. But this will take a long time and in the meantime there are many challenges and even dangers. To be sure, the digital technologies in general and social media in particular are providing new benefits to sharing personal information, and not just from getting more birthday wishes. There is a real upside to participating in communities, seeing photos, hearing stories or knowing the location of friends and family. Sharing also helps companies deliver personalized products and services. It can improve advertising, as we are targeted for products and services that correspond to our interests (Tapscott, 2012). 1. What online apps are parts of your virtual identity? 

How did you choose them? Why do you use them? 2. Please read this article from Forbes: Hall, J. (2017, March 12). The Case For Online Reputation Management: By The Numbers. Retrieved from https://www.forbes.com/sites/johnhall/2017/03/12/the-case-for-online-reputation-management-by-the-numbers/#13d94cd83f6f List the top