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We Post Nothing About Our Daughter Online
Nothing. It’s the only way to defend her against facial recognition, Facebook profiling, and corporate data mining.
Last week, Facebook updated its privacy policy again. It reads in part: “We are able to suggest that your friend tag you in a picture by scanning and comparing your friend’s pictures to information we’ve put together from your profile pictures and the other photos in which you’ve been tagged.” Essentially, this means that with each photo upload, Kate’s parents are, unwittingly, helping Facebook to merge her digital and real worlds. Algorithms will analyze the people around Kate, the references made to them in posts, and over time will determine Kate’s most likely inner circle.
The problem is that Facebook is only one site.
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originally posted by: imitator
I have a question...... what if someone in your family is posting pictures of you on facebook..... How would you get those pictures removed from their fb page if said family member refuses to delete them..... would one need a facebook account to complain about it?
originally posted by: Profusion
We Post Nothing About Our Daughter Online
Nothing. It’s the only way to defend her against facial recognition, Facebook profiling, and corporate data mining.
Last week, Facebook updated its privacy policy again. It reads in part: “We are able to suggest that your friend tag you in a picture by scanning and comparing your friend’s pictures to information we’ve put together from your profile pictures and the other photos in which you’ve been tagged.” Essentially, this means that with each photo upload, Kate’s parents are, unwittingly, helping Facebook to merge her digital and real worlds. Algorithms will analyze the people around Kate, the references made to them in posts, and over time will determine Kate’s most likely inner circle.
The problem is that Facebook is only one site.
Source
When I see people posting pictures of their children online, it bothers me a lot. Children can't consent to such a thing. They can't even conceive of what's written above. I wonder if their parents can understand it, either.
The video below gives you the issue from the woo angle. The YouTuber in the video claims that witches can use pictures that are posted online to cast spells on people. Do I believe that's the case? I believe that such things are possible.
Stop Posting Pictures Of Your Kids On Facebook Due To Witches Casting Spells
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I have a few friends that have never posted a single photo of their child on facebook and I find it really odd because these were close friends and I have no idea what their child looks like. It's a huge part of their life that they are hiding away from their "friends"
Seriously why would some big boogy man company with face recognition care about a photo of my kid jumping in a puddle.
Outside your family and friends nobody is interested in your photos. You are not a celebrity.
I love to see photos of family growing up as I still feel connected even though I live far away and I share photos of my child going for walks etc.
The "friends" part is more about them not seeing the people they have added on facebook as real friends/trustworthy. Why share anything? Why keep me as a friend on facebook? You don't need to share to the public and they are still liking my family photos.
Obviously people don't have to share photos but they should realize that it alienates them to some degree in terms of social media. It's not very social...