Some creators are urging parents not to post videos of their children on social media, arguing that kids can't consent and removing all the content is hard (Morgan Sung/NBC News)
Morgan Sung / NBC News:Some creators are urging parents not to post videos of their children on social media, arguing that kids can't consent and removing all the content is hard — Children “don't know about the internet,” said one creator. “They don't know that their images are going to live on forever.”
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Morgan Sung / NBC News:
Some creators are urging parents not to post videos of their children on social media, arguing that kids can't consent and removing all the content is hard — Children “don't know about the internet,” said one creator. “They don't know that their images are going to live on forever.”
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