Short-form YouTube video by Caitlin Sarian ("What NOT to post on social media!! 😯 #shorts", Dec 30, 2024) giving parents quick safety rules: do not let children post personal details (full name, birthday, school), real-time locations (current location at parks, malls, home), or accept/connect with strangers online. Ends with a call-to-action to follow for more family digital-safety tips.
Parents want to keep your kids safe online? Here are a few things you should never let them post on social media. Don't let them share personal details like their full name, birthday, or where they go to school. This information can easily be used to target them. No real time locations. Sharing where they are right now, like at a park, mall, or even at home, makes it easy for someone online to track their movements or location. And finally, don't let them connect with or share posts involving strangers. It's easy for someone to pretend to be a kid online. Your child should never accept friend requests or messages from people they don't know in real life. Social media can be fun, but safety comes first. Want more simple tips to keep your kids safe online? Follow for more advice to protect your family in the digital world.
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