I’m a Dad, and Here’s Why I’m Not Posting About My Kid Online

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“Sharenting” is a term for parents posting about their children online.
About 75% of parents share content regarding their children, driven by pride and a desire to connect.
Despite good intentions, sharenting can expose children to privacy risks like data breaches and identity theft.
AI and deepfakes pose serious threats, including the creation of harmful and exploitative images.
To protect children online, some parents avoid posting about them altogether or only share in private groups.
Before posting, parents should adjust privacy settings, hide their child’s identity, and consider their child’s future feelings.
It’s never too late to remove previously posted content and reset privacy boundaries.

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