I think this paragraph really lines out the implications we don't necessarily think about when we post on social media because even if we delete it, it's still always there. And because social media opens us up to the whole world the implications can be much larger than if it was just said between two people. This is why it is so important to teach our students how to be good digital citizens.

This is very important because social media is there forever. Even if you delete the post it is still there. I also think it is important to teach our students about these implications and that is a huge part about being a digital citizen.

I honestly don't think I have ever actually read an app's terms of use. I wonder what would happen if I accidentally violated it or something like that. What kind of trouble could I be in?

I really like what it had to say here. Especially about digital addiction. I think we all struggle with digital addiction. I mean I am sitting her using my computer to do this, but I have my phone sitting right next to me and my smart watch on my wrist and I would stop typing this to look if my watch buzzed to tell me I had a notification. I also think about how the term "doom scroll" is something that was coined by our generation and I think that perfectly sums up what it means by digital addiction. I am excited to read more about what the chapter has to say.