We’re at a point in history where almost every detail of our lives is being documented, whether we want it to be or not. How much control over what is being shared in the office or on social media do we really have any more? Has the documentation of our lives become an ‘opt out’ situation rather than an ‘opt in’? And when does sharing become over-sharing?

We&rsquo;re at a point in history where almost every detail of our lives is being documented, whether we want it to be or not. How much control over what is being shared in the office or on social media do we really have any more? Has the documentation of our lives become an &lsquo;opt out&rsquo; situation rather than an &lsquo;opt in&rsquo;? And <a href="https://www.nytimes.com/2020/01/27/style/will-you-be-my-content.html?te=1&amp;nl=morning-briefing&amp;emc=edit_MBAE_p_20200127&amp;section=longRead?campaign_id=7&amp;instance_id=15496&amp;segment_id=20707&amp;user_id=e9bd9b5990c16b4e2bb7e43f8c87a611&amp;regi_id=95357314ion=longRead%20">when does sharing become over-sharing</a>?

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