Some of these seem like no brainers to me but I'm never sure how others feel about it. I find the parents "should friend their children" an interesting one because there is current ongoing debates about whether "children will actually friend" their parents and how much they will use the privacy settings to filter out what their parents actually see. These are especially interesting to me because I see so many links to "parents" and "children" in the relationship boxes.

Don't overlook the privacy controls is "true" but are we all clear as parents how these can be used to filter out parenting? Just curious.

I will still say there is "No Tech fix for human behavior" and no matter what we think technology can do It will never change the good or potentially bad uses of it for those that want to use it for such purposes. Your job is to remember that every time you post information about yourself.

This debate will never end. And there is more challenging things to discuss.

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