Frank good day sir, i've noticed alot of people use pictures of there babies or young children on there profile pictures on sites such as facebook, twitter, on here, ect..
Personally I'd never put photos of my baby (when I have children) online, to me the internet isn't safe enough and anyone could get hold of them photos, and use them for sick things (my friends fb got hacked and some sicko left comments on her pictures of here newborn which was disturbing)
No offensive to anyone who likes to post up baby photos, I'm not saying your a bad parent or don't love your child I just think you should be careful. To me pictures of your children are precious.
What are your opinions? (:
Lisa w. Wallas, CA.
Dear Lisa, put photos of your family on web-media are your decision no one will force you to do so! However,
With digital photography you no longer have the risk of soul entanglement that was so feared with film photography. Even scanning film photographs is enough to break the link. No matter what someone does with the photograph you put on the web, you don't need to worry. There is nothing that anyone can do to the image that will have a direct impact that can be felt by the child the photograph is of.
Seriously, what can someone do with an image put on the web that's so bad? What is it you're worried about? Stick and stones. Lisa, the world is really not as dangerous as the TV wants you to believe. Crime is at an all time low. Sick people get a lot more media attention than they used to, but really, the world is a safer place than it has ever been.
Their are real dangers on the Internet. You don't want to put up your home address and then tell the world you are going on vacation for a week, or your personal information’s like SS number, DL number credit card number or any personal ID information’s. In reference to your friend experience with the “person” left messages on her page that she contacts the FBI immediately? They can trace the “person” ASAP
Relax and do be obsessed have a nice Ice tea and a long walk.
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California State PI license 18368
Frank Crescentini
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