Sharenting: characteristics and awareness of parents publishing sensitive content of their children on online platforms
Maria Giulia Conti,
Fabiola Del Parco,
Francesca Maria Pulcinelli
et al.
Abstract:Background
The term “sharenting” describes the increasingly popular habit of parents to share photos, videos, or other information regarding their children on their social profiles, through online platforms. It is highly likely that many parents are posting content about their underage children online with little knowledge of the risks associated with this practice. This study aims to investigate whether variables such as parents’ age, gender, marital status, occupation and educational level in… Show more
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