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Okay. Well then parents can go through and delete photos their kids want removed from Facebook. If the parent's Facebook is private, that'll probably be the en
by koboll 8y ago
Okay. Well then parents can go through and delete photos their kids want removed from Facebook.
If the parent's Facebook is private, that'll probably be the end of that.
Since I'm perfectly willing to do this for my child once they're old enough to form opinions about their own privacy, I don't see the problem with sharing photos of them to my private network while they aren't.
- 908087 8y agoYes, I'm sure "I'll delete it now if you want" will completely negate any feelings they have about the fact that you've already broadcast those things to hundreds or thousands of people (and a massive advertising corporation that thrives on the exploitation of personal information) for the last 14 years. "The horses escaped. Quick, close the barn door!"
- coldtea 8y ago>will completely negate any feelings they have It's not like all feelings are a big deal. People also get "feelings" about stupid stuff. Teenagers doubly so.