Tip 1: Think Before You Share

To help create the best version of your online story, remember to think before you share. Anything you post online can be forwarded, copied, and found, and travel farther than you intended it to. What you share, and who you share it with, can end up saying a lot about you. So remember to be thoughtful!

[amihartz]

Says the company who tried to force people to give out their personal info on the internet. -.-

[LucasvanOsenbruggen]

I want my comment to be upvoted but then I have to think before I comment

[MartinBorn]

Someone said: "If you want to share something, think if you're willing to write it on a wall in public places. If yes, then share it, if no, then keep it to yourself."

[DWIGHTMONEY]

Google is right. A lot of users don't think before they share and some people wonder why they are lost in the world and not happy. Think before you share

[Eysc]

As a profesional stalker, i feel offended.

[dogafrazao]

With Great Power, MUST ALSO COME, Great Responsability

[EricAnderson]

Good video! Everyone should watch this.

[SohaJawabreh]

Thanks very much dear I’m really glad and happy 😊

[VictorTalhaOfficial]

+Google should come up with an online Reputation Management Team and Services - Call it Google WORMS - World Online Reputation Management Services! Just a

[Hypnodog_]

Welp, time to stop posting dank ass memes on Twitter.

[Madihasfooddaiary]

It’s really nice and useful for Google lovers and faithfully this app

[Trafficlightsiosandmore]

I actually had one video deleted when I realized it was gross and they stopped taking the screenshot still so I think that this might be helpful.

[charlessmith]

It is best to keep criminal confessionals to yourself. Never ever post such stuff on social media. Especially when it involves confessionals related to child sex crimes. Caught doing them, and you will face not only severe regular punishment legally, but even worse---even more severe ex post facto mandates (for example, being on a lifetime sex offender registry). Even worse, you can be banned forever from using the Internet--not just social media platforms only.

[Seegalgalguntijak]

And anything you store on a cloud service (which is basically just someone elses computer) is already one step less safe than storing it only on your own devices. Also, whatever you store in your cloud services "privately" can be used to analyze you and, in the worst case, used against you. Don't trust cloud service providers like Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Apple, Amazon and so on!

[musenheddo]

So you'll lose the friends that didn't really know you to begin with. "Google: Censor yourself; they prefer the fake you."

[horseradish]

I wonder if google uploads using the normal upload feature.

[FawadFaraz]

I think it will be great if you translate it into as many languages as possible so everyone in the world can benefit from this.

[evanoc]

Google, why did you direct this video just at minors? Nothing wrong with this, but believe it or not, adults can be the ones most in need of seeing these videos.

[jude]

so this is basically made for teens and kids? i was hoping this was a video addressing youtube copyright, BUT NO, THEY HAVE MORE IMPORTANT THING TO TAKE CARE OF, NOT LIKE PEOPLES LIVELY HOOD IS BEING RUINED.

[JasonLock]

Good stuff for kids who are given a device for the first time.