"Social Media's Role in Exploitative Parenting and Child Endangerment"

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A New York Times investigation reveals the risks faced by underage girls who are managed by their moms as "kidfluencers" on social media, with many followers being men who post inappropriate comments and even make threats. Parents cite reasons such as gaining opportunities and paying for college, but the reality includes spending hours blocking predatory men and facing real-life threats. The investigation highlights the dangers of parents sharing their children's lives on social media and the potential risks involved.
- The dangers of parents sharing their children's lives on social media PBS NewsHour
- A Marketplace of Girl Influencers Managed by Moms and Stalked by Men The New York Times
- Meta Staff Found Instagram Tool Enabled Child Exploitation. The Company Pressed Ahead Anyway. - WSJ The Wall Street Journal
- Meta allowed parents to exploit kids by having pedophiles pay to see bikinis on Instagram: report New York Post
- Reports find Facebook and Instagram are platforming sexually exploitative parents The Verge
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