Parents and Childrens Preferences about Parents Sharing about Children on Social Media
summary
Survey of 331 parent-child pairs (children average 13 years old, range 10–17) finds children want permission more often than parents think they should, and parents say they should ask permission more than they actually do; younger parents post most. Children approve posts about accomplishments, hobbies, pride, and happy family moments but reject baby/naked or embarrassing photos, unflattering or revealing details (crushes, private talk), and intrusive social-life posts. Proposes platform features like content suggestions and a pre-tag approval workflow to mediate permission.
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