Isn't as important as what the people who know you in real life think.

Something you should be aware of and make positive efforts to control.

Doesn't matter, because the Internet changes too often for anything to stick for a long time.

Not too important, because everybody's got something embarrassing online by now.

Not worry about it.

Attempt to fix it, such as by untagging a photo or deleting an account.

Post something unflattering about someone else, to distract from your footprint.

Never go online again.

Yes, because you can do a lot to shape your digital footprint.

Yes, but you should still monitor your footprint, because others' actions can affect it.

Yes, but others may still post something unflattering about you in the future.

All of these answers are correct.

Delete all of your accounts, so there's nothing to find.Delete all of your accounts, so there's nothing to find.

Post to social networking sites a lot more often, so your older posts get buried.Post to social networking sites a lot more often, so your older posts get buried.

Consider the strengths and weaknesses of your digital footprint and see what changes you can make.

None of these answers are correct

google yourself once a year

google yourself every few weeks

google yourself regularly, monitor what your friends post in case they post about you

delete all your accounts and start fresh