privacy
Overshare Overload
It's Bubbles' birthday and she's posting everything: where she is, when she'll leave and the number on her door. Sharkley turns her posts into a treasure map, Zola covers the race live, and Agent Phish helps her make it all private before he gets there.
Today's rule: Post it later, not live.
What kids learn
- Your posts can add up to a map
- Keep addresses, schools and plans private
- Make your account private and turn off location tags
Quiz time
Play the gameCan you get them all?
When is the safest time to post party photos?
Which of these is okay to share in public?
📍 Post It Later
Is this post safe to share, or is it a clue on a treasure map?
For parents & teachers
Talk about it together
- Explain that separate posts can add up to a map: where you are, when you'll be out, and where you live.
- Post holiday and party photos after you've left, not live.
- Turn off location tags and check backgrounds for school logos, street names and house numbers.
- Set children's accounts to private and review followers together.
Read more
Oversharing Online: Helping Kids Post Safely
One post says where you are. Another says when you'll leave. Another shows your front door. Together they can tell a stranger far more than anyone meant to share.
Read the full guide →
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