Sharenting, Parenting, and Identifying: Can Privacy Prevail?
Obi Ogbanufe,
Ludwig Schaupp,
France Belanger
Abstract:Technology and privacy are intertwined and often in conflict with each other. Nowhere is this more evident than in sharenting, the transmission of private details about children (e.g., pictures) via digital channels (e.g., social media) by an adult in charge of their well-being (i.e., parent or guardian). Sharenting can offer comfort to a parent, a sense of belonging to a community, and can give children a sense of pride from likes from family and friends. However, there are privacy and developmental risks for… Show more
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