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CMV: People who post photos of their children on social media are infringing on their privacy

Children and babies don’t/rarely get the chance to tell their parents and family members that they don’t want their photos taken or that they don’t want them posted online. 

I’ve heard people say that “It’s for the memories.” But photos getting posted online don’t disappear and what if your child grows up and finds a photo of them they didn’t want online? And what if by some chance, some creep gets ahold of the photos? Their agency gets taken away before they even learn what consent is. 

I’m all for taking photos and creating personal photo albums, but idk why they can’t just be kept for the people close to you?

I’m open to any counter arguments to this view.
gpt
They couldn't give consent anyway because they're children and babies. By that same standard, it would be an affront to dignity to wipe their ass, pick their clothes or tell them no. Is it an invasion of privacy to check up on them if they're having a nightmare or pissed the bed?

Yes, there are creeps out there. That doesn't mean though that you don't have to send any pictures to family or loved ones as long as you're following common sense. While looking at what ifs, what if a person breaks in and gets hold of those pictures. Hell, since most crimes against children are by people known to the child, does this mean you shouldn't even take pictures?