How To Politely Tell People NOT To Post Your Child Online
Although your child’s protection is your responsibility, it can be extremely awkward to tell someone not to post a picture of your child online. With constant social media updates, people are always uploading where they are, who they’re with and what they’re doing. But even if they have good intentions, posting your child’s photo without your permission should never be acceptable. Trevor Cooke, online privacy expert at EarthWeb, explained why you shouldn’t post pictures of your kids online. He said that once you post a picture on social media it means you’ve granted that platform a licence to that picture. They can now use it how they like on their social media site. A lot of parents feel uncomfortable sharing pictures of their kids, and though conversations can be difficult, there are ways to tell people you don’t want them to post your kids’ pictures. How to tell friends and family not to post photos of your kids Tech and IT expert Rob Phelps at Netzen has given tips on how to tell friends and …
