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On the Protection of Children’s Online Privacy from the Phenomenon of Sharenting [PDF]

Journal of Studies in Social Sciences and Humanities, 2023
With the rise of social networks, parents are increasingly showing off their children, which is called Sharenting. On the one hand, parents lack awareness of prevention; on the other hand, Sharenting has become the currency of interpersonal transactions,
Rongrong Guo*
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Measuring Sharenting Behavior: Validity and Reliability of the Turkish Version of the Sharenting Evaluation Scale

Annals of Medical Research, 2023
Aim: Sharenting, the act of parents sharing content related to their children on social media, has become a prevalent practice in today's digital age. However, concerns have been raised about the potential privacy violations and risks that this behavior may expose children to.
Bet l, Eylem Ate, Serhat l, Nisa larslan, Dilek Konuksever, Bet Ulukol   +5 more
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Children want parents to ask for permission before ‘sharenting’

, 2020
Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health, Volume 56, Issue 6, Page 981-983, June 2020.
Anna Sarkadi, Anton Dahlberg, Karin Fängström, Georgina Warner   +3 more
wiley   +1 more source

Consciously online: sharenting between parental responsabilities and building of good practices

, 2023
openLo sharenting è un fenomeno ampiamente diffuso e praticato dalle famiglie nell’era digitale. La narrativa mediatica sulla “nuova” abitudine genitoriale etichetta aprioristicamente i genitori come inconsapevoli e colpevoli di mettere a rischio il ...
RAVAZZOLO, MARTA
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“You don’t have to share every single small moment on social media”:Exploring Tensions Between Parents and Children in Sharenting Practices

Nordisk Tidsskrift for Ungdomsforskning
Sharenting – parents’ content sharing about their children on social media in the form of text, image, or video – is a widespread phenomenon internationally.
Clara Julia Reich, Live Bøyum, Kamilla Knutsen Steinnes, Helene Fiane Teigen   +3 more
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"Sharenting"-a: adingabeen eskubideen urraketa [PDF]

[EN] Today, the Internet is the main source of information and advertising. It has helped to create great advances, but it has also generated many problems. One of these problems arises when a child's parents share photographs on social networks, infringing the rights to honour, personal and family privacy and image.
Ochoa Martínez, Saioa
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Instagram Çağının Dijital Ebeveynleri: Sharenting Bağlamında Bir İnceleme

TRT Akademi Dergisi, 2023
Teknolojideki gelişmeler doğrultusunda ebeveyn sorumlulukları da dönüşerek dijital ebeveyn kavramı ortaya çıkmıştır. Günümüzün dijital ebeveynleri İnstagram’da çocuklarına ait görselleri ve bilgileri herkese açık bir şekilde paylas ...
Enes Baloğlu
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Table_2_The Limits of Sharenting: Exploring Parents’ and Adolescents’ Sharenting Boundaries Through the Lens of Communication Privacy Management Theory.pdf

, 2022
Parents sharing information about their children on social network sites (SNSs) (i.e., sharenting) is common today. However, previous work confronting parents’ and adolescents’ views on sharenting and related privacy concerns is limited.
Gaëlle Ouvrein (12326120), Luna Staes (12326123), Kris Hardies (12326129), Karen Verswijvel (12326117), Michel Walrave (5075693), Lara Hallam (12326126)   +5 more
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Parents' and Teachers' Exposure of Children in Posts on Social Media Platforms: A Phenomenological Study

European Journal of Education, Volume 61, Issue 2, June 2026.
ABSTRACT Social media has become increasingly pervasive in contemporary society. Although its widespread use offers certain advantages, it also poses a range of potential risks. In particular, unregulated and indiscriminate sharing on social media has emerged as a significant concern.
Yusuf Kızıltaş
wiley   +1 more source

Table_1_The Limits of Sharenting: Exploring Parents’ and Adolescents’ Sharenting Boundaries Through the Lens of Communication Privacy Management Theory.pdf

, 2022
Parents sharing information about their children on social network sites (SNSs) (i.e., sharenting) is common today. However, previous work confronting parents’ and adolescents’ views on sharenting and related privacy concerns is limited.
Gaëlle Ouvrein (12326120), Luna Staes (12326123), Kris Hardies (12326129), Karen Verswijvel (12326117), Michel Walrave (5075693), Lara Hallam (12326126)   +5 more
core   +1 more source