Children's Online Privacy and Social Media

The video explores the concept of 'sharenting', where parents share their children's lives online, creating digital footprints from birth. It discusses the mixed reactions of children to their online presence, the balance between parental rights and responsibilities, and the privacy risks involved. Legal protections in different countries are highlighted, along with the potential long-term impacts of these digital footprints.

What term is used to describe the phenomenon of parents sharing their children's lives online?

• Vlogging

• Sharenting

• Blogging

• Influencing

How do some children feel when they discover their digital footprint?

• Confused

• Horrified

• Indifferent

• Excited

What is the number one goal for children aged 10 to 12 according to a study mentioned?

• Wealth

• Fame

• Education

• Travel

What is a potential benefit for parents sharing their children's lives online?

• Creative outlet

• Financial gain

• Legal protection

• Privacy invasion

What should parents be cautious about when sharing information about their children online?

• Overexposure

• Technical errors

• Data exploitation

• Legal issues

What is a major concern regarding children's data on social media?

• Data loss

• Data redundancy

• Identity theft

• Data compression

Which country allows children to sue their parents for posting without consent?

• United States

• France

• Germany

• Canada

What is a potential consequence of a digital footprint when applying for jobs?

• Privacy

• Networking opportunities

• Increased salary

• Reputation damage

What is a key reason for parents to be aware of the data being harvested about their children?

• To enhance creativity

• To increase followers

• To protect privacy

• To gain sponsorships

What is a potential long-term impact of social media that is still not fully understood?

• Technological advancements

• Future opportunities

• Social interactions

• Economic growth