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Should You Be Posting Your Kids Online? | Author Leah Plunkett
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1:24:46Now PlayingAre we sharing our kids online in ways that could come back to harm them later? This isn’t 2016 anymore.
Leah Plunkett, author of 'Sharenthood' and faculty at Harvard law school, breaks down the real risks of posting your children online—from long-term privacy consequences to the darker side of the family influencer economy. She also explains how AI is changing the game in ways most parents haven’t even begun to think about.
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