This is a rebroadcast of an earlier show (original air date December 20, 2020); no calls will be taken.
We’ll discuss how adults may unwittingly compromise their children’s privacy by creating digital records of every stage of a child’s life—from ultrasound images to electronic health records. Author Leah A. Plunkett joins us to talk about how to make wise decisions about what to share on social media and preventing the excessive use of children’s digital data.
Guests
Leah Plunkett, associate dean for administration, associate professor of legal skills, director of academic success, University of New Hampshire School of Law; faculty associate, Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University.
Resources
- Somebody’s Watching: Hackers Breach Ring Home Security Cameras
- UMaine Unveils New Center To Study The Science Of Parenting
- Transparency and the Marketplace for Student Data
- What Are 'Data Brokers,' and Why Are They Scooping Up Information About You?
- Instagram, Facebook, and the Perils of “Sharenting”
- Would you share your kid's private life on a billboard? Maybe don't put it online then
- Are you sure you want to post that about your kid on Facebook?
- Are You Sharing Too Much About Your Kids Online? Take This Quiz To Find Out.
