This section provides information, resources and ideas for managing your online presence and that of your adopted children. Some of the topics …
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How your location can be found from a Facebook photo
You don't want to be located from a photo you share in Facebook, but most digital cameras record the GPS coordinates of a photo you take in the EXIF …
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How to remove location data before posting photos
You want to be sure that EXIF location data is removed from photos your share through social media. The problem is you can't rely on social media to …
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Facebook strips photo location information – for now
Currently Facebook strips out EXIF data that contains location information in photos posted on Facebook, providing a degree of protection for …
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How to Turn Off Your Location Data in Twitter
When you use Twitter, you don't want to give away your location from your Tweets. Here's how to switch off location data and retrospectively remove …
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When your childhood is publicly shared on social media
A flurry of newspaper articles highlight albeit in dramatic fashion, an important issue about privacy and children's digital rights when parents …
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Advice for adoptive parents on children’s use of the Internet
Children and Young People's Use of the Internet: Advice for Adoptive Parents Source: NCA's CEOP Command. Published 12 September 2013.
In this short video for adoptive parents, author Eileen Fursland explains some of the difficulties that can arise from birth family search and …
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