[ SECRET POST #5766 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5766 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Right but I think social media, and parents filming kids and putting it on social media, and all the rest of that stuff, is increasingly just a basic part of social existence

[(Anonymous)]

...no? Because parents are still free to choose to do that or not? Just because it's common doesn't mean nobody can opt out of that stuff if they want to. I'm not saying it's easy to do, but again, there's a greater degree of ability to opt out than you're implying.

[(Anonymous)]

It's theoretically possible for people to opt out of it, yeah, but there's a point where something is such a basic part of life that opting out of it is increasingly implausible and unreasonable to expect from people

[(Anonymous)]

You keep repeating this like it's how reality works and... still no. Uploading pics and video of your kids to social media is not a necessity for life. It's not "implausible" or "unreasonable" to expect people to be sensible about their privacy and their children's privacy.

[(Anonymous)]

What I think is that, the more native to social media people are, the less valence ideas about being sensible about privacy will have for them

[(Anonymous)]

There's degrees of that, too. My sibling's kids never appeared on social media of any kind, not even Facebook, until they started school and started showing up in other families' pictures! And now the oldest is a teenager and has his own social media, which is fine, that's under his control.

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DA

And maybe it shouldn't be.

[(Anonymous)]

Maybe it shouldn't, but it seems like it's going to happen whether people like it or not