The document addresses the importance of social media competence for lawyers to effectively guide clients on the risks associated with social media use. It highlights various features of social media platforms, such as hashtags, privacy settings, and tagging, which are essential for understanding and navigating social media. The content emphasizes the necessity for lawyers to be knowledgeable about these tools to provide adequate advice.

1. Social Media Competence
Jabez LeBret | Mollie Sadler
jabez@gngf.com mollie@gngf.com

2. JABEZ LeBRET

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4. Social Media

5. Why Social Media Competence
Are you confident that you, the lawyer, can
adequately provide guidance and advice to your
clients about the exposure and risks of using social
media networks.
Asking people to not participate in social media is
liking asking people to not use email.

6. Hashtag # - Anchors and Tags Messages
Privacy Settings
Profile Page
Login Screen
Index or Indexing
Terminology

10. Following

11. Followers

18. @gngfound
Mollie Sadler

19. @gngfound
Instagram

20. @gngfound

21. @gngfound

22. @gngfound
Users can search for
other users or topics
by #hashtags

23. @gngfound
Users do not need to
approve a tag to be
tagged in another users
photo.

24. @gngfound
Instagram users have
two privacy setting
options: public and
private

25. @gngfound
Pinterest

26. @gngfound

27. @gngfound

28. @gngfound

29. @gngfound

30. @gngfound
Pinterest allow users to
restrict search engines
from indexing their pins
on Pinterest. However,
users are still able to be
searched within Pinterest.

31. FACEBOOK

40. Other Users Can
TagYou In Photos