The arrival of the digital age has brought about the creation of the digital identity. Besides the real world that we live, work, and shop in, unless you have been living under a rock for the last 10 years, there's also a virtual world that we exist in.

As in the real world, some people have a greater presence than others. Some people are more important, most are just regular folks.

No matter who you are, you might be in danger of being 'stolen'. It doesn't take a Harvard graduate or experience as a rocket scientist to amass personal information of someone by 'googling' his/her name and checking out his friendster or facebook account.

This brings about the problem of identity theft. This is not something to be ignored. Especially since it potentially concerns a huge sum of money. Of course, there are preventive measures against this kind of crime. One is insurance in the form of lifelock.

Although I'm not through this lifelock review advising everyone with an email to sign up, it is definitely an option for people with a significant online footprint, especially now that they are offering a lifelock promotion code.

The value of life lock, much like regular insurance, is subjective. Much like public arguments, there will always be two camps. Both will no doubt have their points. I believe that before a decision is made on something, you should always gather the necessary information first.

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