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dumb instagram image Anonymous 08/11/15 (Tue) 10:11:19 280d5f No.614

So I was going through my 15 year old child's Instagram, from 3 years ago, since then he hasn't really used any social media that I know of. There only 3 images, two of them pretty average cringey kid shit, memes and such, but the third one was one that caught my attention.

In the picture is friend is seen on the ground with a pillow case on his head and his hands tied behind his back. There was no harm done to said kid in picture, perfectly fine, If I know my son well enough then this is not bullying, he was probably just messing around. I have since taken down the photo's and account but I know that it's probably still saved some where.

Is there anything wrong with the photo?

Will employers find the photo?

If the answer to above is yes will it stop him from being employed?

Am I at fault for not monitoring his activity?

Anonymous 08/13/15 (Thu) 09:51:29 280d5f No.624

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Anonymous 08/15/15 (Sat) 21:40:29 d9ca00 No.625

I don't think it is a good idea to invade privacy, of any person. But especially with someone who hasn't reached adulthood yet, because it will negatively affect their development.

The employer thing may have some truth, maybe just symbolic for the time being, but a part of this hysteria is rooted in irrational paranoia. So don't worry about it. Don't get me wrong though, social media definitely is poison and it is only a good thing when you don't hand over your personal information to people that want to have power over you.

Anonymous 08/16/15 (Sun) 17:58:51 9220f6 No.629

Tell your kid to be wary of images posted on social media and on the internet.

Stress that it can be the difference between employment and unemployment. If your kid has any sense, he/she will delete the shitty pictures.