The latest survey in U.S. revealed that 70% of parents track their children's activities through Facebook. The same poll told 46% had passwords to their kids' FB account.
Does this survey show that most parents nowadays do not trust their kids anymore? For those who argue about privacy, as a parent do you have a right to know what your children are up to in social media status and updates? And how old should the child be for parents to let go and trust their children?
But if you think about it, if children will really do something they don't want their parents to know, will they even post that ( like the one guy who was caught cheating by wife or police found suspect through FB ).
What do you say? Let your voice be known? Post your comments.
