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The future is changing fast, and so are privacy implications. I'm glad you've recognized this. I see my friends post pictures of their babies/kids all the tim
by Casseres 12y ago
The future is changing fast, and so are privacy implications. I'm glad you've recognized this.
I see my friends post pictures of their babies/kids all the time on social media. It's their right, but what's to say in the future that the then-grown kids will want their pictures made public?
- aestra 12y agoThe pictures can be alright as long as they are in moderation and not embarrassing. The thing that really really irks me the wrong way is people complaining about their kids on social media. "Johnny is being SUCH a brat today and raising hell." In my opinion that is just really unacceptable to publicly broadcast that in a manner that basically archives it (somewhere) forever. What will Johnny feel when he reads that comment in the future? I understand calling/emailing/texting a friend to vent, but not publicly. I know someone who basically all she uses facebook for is 1) posting pictures of her in yoga class doing all the positions wrong 2) bitching about her children non-stop and 3) talking about how WONDERFUL her husband is.