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I agree. And now they should be showing this at elementary level, not just high school. I see the kinds of things my little cousins and other kids their age post to their Facebooks and MySpaces (which, by the way, they are legally too young to have,
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I agree. And now they should be showing this at elementary level, not just high school. I see the kinds of things my little cousins and other kids their age post to their Facebooks and MySpaces (which, by the way, they are legally too young to have, but they just lie about their age on the registration), and it makes me really sad. It's great to be a kid, but it's good to be an adult and understand the potential consequences of your actions.
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I totally agree about educating children about what information they give out on the internet. When my brother was in middle school he made a facebook and when he friended me I realized that he had all his personal info on there. His name, full address, birthday, phone number, etc. His facebook wasn't private, so anyone could see this information. Needless to say I made him take it all down. Kids today just don't realize the consequences of the things they do on the internet.
In regards to the breach of privacy-
I have a couple of friends on Eden who I introduced to the site myself and know personally. I know for a fact that none of them would ever do something like that to me. However, if something like that were to happen I would be very upset about it. I feel that it's each persons choice as to how much information they chose to share or not share. That being said, I don't understand why someone else would ever feel the need to give out someone's private information. I've been reading this thread for a while now trying to figure out how I would handle the situation if I was an administrator. At first I thought I would give them a severe warning and let them know that this kind of behavior is unacceptable. However, after I thought about it more I realized that if someone felt the need to be giving out another persons private information than they probably knew at least partly that the action was wrong. Therefore, I would probably ban them from the site.
However I decided to handle the situation though, I would definitely inform the person who's information was being given out and let them voice their opinion as to how the situation should be handled.