Children's Villages Asks to Stop Overexposure of Minors on the Net
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SOS Children's Villages proposes to turn digital privacy into an educational tool for families: ask permission, reduce the audience, respect the image of others and teach children and adolescents to manage their fingerprint.
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Today, boys and girls have a digital presence even before they are born. Sonograms, early days photos, videos of their first steps, birthdays, holidays or even school achievements have passed from the family album to the internet. Although on most occasions it is not done with bad intention, and all you want is to share those good moments, the truth is that publishing an image of a minor poses important challenges for privacy, data protection an…
Today, boys and girls have a digital presence even before they are born. Sonograms, early days photos, videos of their first steps, birthdays, holidays or even school achievements have passed from the family album to the internet. Although on most occasions it is not done with bad intention, and all you want is to share those good moments, the truth is that publishing an image of a minor poses important challenges for privacy, data protection an…
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