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And it seems these days, all nudity is automatically treated as pornographic. When I was a child, my parents took photos of me - clothed or not, I might be doin
by hnick 4y ago
And it seems these days, all nudity is automatically treated as pornographic. When I was a child, my parents took photos of me - clothed or not, I might be doing something silly or endearing and those photos were created, whether in the backyard or the bathtub, given to some guy in a kiosk to print, and placed in the family photo album.
I wonder if parents do the same these days, and if they share them online like how they used to pass around the family photo album?
- wst_ 4y agoI think quite a lot still do. If not exposing in albums, at least taking a shots. At least I do. It was what parents did when I've been toddler and I'm not going to bend under someone's pointing finger today. Just look at the Totoro movie - a great piece of animation for whole family - and you'll see father taking bath with their children and no one's complaining about it. It's perfectly fine. I'm taking bath with my child as well. Our child saw us naked on multiple occasions and, for us, it's normal. I wish it would be a common sense.
- MaKey 4y agoJust be careful not to sync those pictures to Google Photos or some other cloud provider that scans your files, otherwise your account might get blocked forever (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32560361 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32560361).
- chatterhead 4y agoSeriously, go watch the first 5 minutes of Lethal Weapon and you'll go.... "Wait... wtf. How long ago was this made..." I promise you.
- pixl97 4y agoOnly if they want Google to ban their account.