Just a harmless wefie? Your parent or child might not think so


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Sharing photos of your family members online without asking their permission might seem harmless, but there are various ways that it can backfire. Photo: dpa

An unflattering snap of you eating dinner. A silly-faced selfie next to your sleeping daughter.

Sure, you didn’t ask their permission, but think of all the “likes” this would get on Instagram!

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