Parents sharing information about their children on social network sites (SNSs)(ie,
sharenting) is common today. However, previous work confronting parents' and adolescents' …

Sharenting is a current phenomenon of online communication, which is related to the
sharing of images of the youngest members of the family (often minors) by parents or …

Despite being worried that children may compromise their privacy by disclosing too much
personal data online, many parents paradoxically share pictures and information about their …

Sharenting is an emerging trend in social network sites, where parents share identifiable
information about their children online. Studies related to the phenomenon of sharenting are …

Background Sharenting, parents' sharing of personal information about children on social
media is becoming increasingly controversial. Its potential risks have drawn some parents to …

Sharenting–that is, the sharing of identifying and sensitive information of minors, who are
often overexposed online by parents or guardians–has, at times, criminogenic potential, as …

Purpose While social networking sites (SNS) have many positive aspects, they can have
several adverse outcomes, among which privacy violations are a vital concern. The authors …

Background: There is limited understanding of the concept of the digital identity of young
children created through engagement on social networking sites. Objective: The objective of …

The rapid changes in the field of technology have made the use of social media one of the
routines in the life of the individual. This behaviour of parents who share information about …

Parents sharing children's information online without permission has posed a threat to
children's privacy and identity safety. While previous studies on sharenting have employed …