Digital Identities: Who Are You When You're Online?
Category: PARENTING
Most people these days understand the fundamental rule of online privacy, which is that you don't directly write about other people without their permission. But isn't it strange that this doesn't extend to children, who are unable to give informed consent to having their information shared publicly?
By Danya Braunstein, Contributor
Psychologist, researcher and media consultant, 2013-03-20