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When you become a parent, it's difficult to not beam with pride when your child does anything. Like, extremely difficult. He's on his first bike? Post it to Facebook. Lost a tooth? Here comes the Instagram post. Your child hit a game-winning double? Tweet out that video!
But should you consider your child's privacy when posting, especially as they get older?
That doesn't mean you shouldn't post to social media if you still want, but stay cautious. Here are some tips to consider, according to security firm Kaspersky:
♦ Check your privacy settings. Is it friends only who can view your images? Do you have limits on what they can share from your posts? It might also be worthwhile to revisit friends' list for a quick pruning.
♦ Turn off metadata or geotagging. This move will get rid of any potential location data on a post. Another trick, as Consumer Reports points out, is using a screenshot of an image instead of the original image.
♦ Avoid personal info. You probably already know this, but reminders never hurt: Don't share details like full name, date of birth, or where they go to school.