Parents taking photos of other people's kids

[Anonymous]

I think you're nuts but you're entitled to your opinion. It's just not something I get worked up about, and I don't post on Facebook or Instagram and haven't for years.

[Anonymous]

Do your kids not play sports?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Taking photos is not a problem. Why would it be? Posting online without consent IS a problem. It’s important to focus on the real issue here.

It very much is when it comes to vulnerable groups such as children. There are a lot of morons who don't understand that plastering kiddie pics on the internet make these kids prime targets for inclusion in pedophile videos, most of which will be taken over by AI. You can take a coupe of good photos, and AI can marionette that person like an actor in a movie.

The current safety premise is that you should never trust the accompanying adult to make the right decisions, unless they've had the volunteer training and been background checked.

Where does OP say anything about posting?

In the OP.

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No she didn't. "taken over 500 photos which she's uploaded (somewhere...?) to share with the group (although the link hasn't been shared with me)".

So OP hasn't SEEN them uploaded to social media (Facebook, insta etc) OR in a group share (whatever that means). She just knows the mom is taking the pictures.

OP here.... she said in the group chat that she uploaded them (didn't say where) and that she would share a link. I don't know where she uploaded them, what are the security settings and what are the privacy settings. Is the company permitting AI to read their images? Who is managing the entitlements? Etc. A lot of concerns here... even if it isn't social media.

Since you’re in the group chat, why don’t you ASK her the question? You came here instead, to complain about not knowing what could’ve happened with the uploaded images, conjured up all kinds of scenarios, and concerns, and still haven’t bothered to ask photo-lady?! You can’t be that concerned.

[Anonymous]

Moms these days are nuts. Just control freaks.

[Anonymous]

Maybe she’s the one who does the yearbook. When I did it I worked hard to make sure every kid appeared at least twice in the yearbook. Seems you can’t win these days.