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> In reality we already practice social media consent; it is not unusual to ask a friend if they’re alright with having a picture posted Is this common practic
by donatj 3y ago
> In reality we already practice social media consent; it is not unusual to ask a friend if they’re alright with having a picture posted
Is this common practice? The author keeps insisting it is. I don’t think it is, I think the author is just a member of a particularly inclined friend group. It would be a nice consideration but I can honestly say I have never asked nor been asked.
I’ve certainly asked after the fact to have particularly unflattering pictures I’ve been tagged in taken down and friends have always apologetically complied.
I don’t generally post many pictures of people outside my direct family, and can only think of one occasion where my sister had me take a photo down.
- brabel 3y agoI've been asked to remove photos the other person thought was too unflattering (which I found pretty petty), but yeah, no one has ever asked me my permission to post pictures including me, and I've never asked that of others myself.
- mixmastamyk 3y agoWe should. Understand it’s ok that we’re learning for a period when all this was new, but the time has passed and now clear we should.