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Found out his new siblings are introducing him to the world
of video and not too happy since the way it is done can be dangerous.
So I must now put that on lock in a more private way.
I told him let me set up his channel then to show him how to
only invite certain groups to watch he knows. Told him it was unsafe to just be
posting video from home and putting identifying landmarks.
One reason not into having kids with this one, that one and
so much the reason I was mad with break-up. Not for the disrespect or lack of
proper communication, but the things that creep in when you are not the only
one taking care of child when not with you. So much to deal with and not too
happy with much that has to be nipped about videos without privacy very
restrictive.
Thankful much else is kosher but these videos are a bit much
for me since he knew better to wait as told. His father is a great provider and
affords my son stability much needed. Just disappointed in my son for not
waiting for mommy to set up his channel.
I guess the apple does not fall far
from the tree and I am glad the way he handled my reprimand of the act. We will
take care of the privacy on his YouTube channel so only those who are given the
link can see them till a bit older and pragmatic behavior on safety is learned
with observed acted out. Just a concerned "Techie Mommy" who wants her "Techie Son" to learn proper online security measures. #TechieMom #TechieMommy #Cybersecurity #ChildrenAndCybersecurity
Resources Online for Children Cyber-Security:
Cybersecurity For Kids Tips - Homeland Security
The Carnegie Cyber Academy - About the Academy
StaySafeOnline.org - Teach Online Safety (Grades K - 2 since VonRoss is in 1st Grade, more age appropriate information on website)
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