

Kids, social media and privacy: What to know before you post
19 snips May 20, 2024
Leah Plunkett, a Harvard Law School faculty member and author of "Sharenthood," dives into the complex world of sharenting—where parents share their children's lives online. She highlights the privacy risks involved, urging parents to think carefully before posting. Plunkett discusses the long-term impacts on kids' futures and offers practical advice for balancing social media sharing with safety. She emphasizes the importance of setting boundaries and engaging in open discussions about digital privacy to protect children's personal data.
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Sharenting Risks
- Sharenting, though often well-intentioned, can have unforeseen consequences.
- Parents may unknowingly expose their children to various risks by sharing online.
Sharenting Harm Categories
- Sharenting risks include identity theft, stalking, and online harassment.
- Sharing seemingly harmless details can make children vulnerable.
Finding Balance
- Don't swear off social media entirely.
- Find a balance by limiting shared information.