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  Total invasion of privacy, and here safety issues arouse. I never agree to posting myself on the internet even now, much less when I was a child. Child pictures should only be shared to family or close friends, not total strangers. Fun fact, not only it's meaningless because no one cares about your child and only family is going to comment and like, but God knows what people do with those pictures!
context: I feel this becoming a very serious issue in the future especially with all the parents that use their children as marketing tools. >
  
  The only chance to make kids worth >
  
  This reminds me of a youtuber I used to watch. She quite youtube BECAUSE she was being harassed and hounded by thousands of very vile people she just couldn't take it anymore. And no dissing her for doing that if that's the decision that brought her happiness.
  But she's posting pictures of herself with her own young child on Instagram. WHAT THE FUCK? You leave this nest of vipers known as the internet and now you are showing those same hyenas someone even more defenceless, and hence an even bigger target than you??
  Don't think for a second people online are above doxxing/harassing your child just to get to you. Really great content creator but that is a fucking piss poor decision. >
  
  I agree.
  
  but I want to see actual updates about my friends.
  
  Sadly, many of those type of parents don't have much going outside of their children. >
  
  That's when they should just close their account.  If it's down to spamming your child updates- or- not having an account at all, they should just do us all the favor. >
  
  I never post pictures of my kid online outside of my Google Drive.  We use Drive to share pictures and videos with family.
  The main reason is something that happened to a friend of ours.  She has a kid with a particular medical condition and would post pictures of the kid in support groups.  Someone else started copying the pictures and posting them claiming it was their kid.  It's just a creepy and unnecessary thing to do (copying the pictures).
  You don't know what other people are going to do with pictures of your kids. >
  
  I would never posts pics of my child. Never. I'd value their right to privacy too much. >
  
  People shouldn’t post pictures online in general 😂 >
  
  Should or shouldn’t? >
  
  *shouldnt 😂 >
  
  🤨