Who really owns your computer?
It seems like yesterday that everybody jumped on the bandwagon of creating their own Facebook account. It was simple back then. You had a profile page consisting of your photo, interests, relationship status (that was a big one), and just other little things that told others something they may not have known about you. It was a simple time, seeing posts about one’s day and pictures of your kids playing in the backyard or how much homework you had to do, whatever you posted, it was simple. Back then, Facebook was the go-to platform for posting updates, pictures, statements, and seeing what other people have been up to. Social media has definitely split Facebook apart in the last decade, with other platforms such as Twitter, which boasted a short word count for your posts, to make things even more minimal. This was huge as people started to use Twitter for posting more immediate, short, and quick updates about themselves. Then came Instagram, the platform based off Twitter, where instea...