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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There is a difference between sharing. If I share a digital image with granny and she posts it on a website or social media and refuses to take it down. I can contact the platform and they will take it down. If granny texts or emails it to her book club, I can do anything to pull it back but I can stop sending images to granny. If granny insists on taking her own pictures and posting them anyway I can easily disallow granny access to the kids.

I've honestly never heard of someone refusing to take down or cease and deists from posting a kid's picture when a parent asks. Someone who is this rude is likely to be a boundary crossing a-hole in other ways so chances are they end up being no contacted anyway. [/quote]

If you go no contact with grandma because you are so power driven you want to ban her from texting a photo to her best friend, then that says more about you than her.  And it's only hurting your kid to lose someone in their life who loves them.  I say this as a mom, not a grandma yet.  [/quote]

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