Sometimes when you share a photo or funny meme of a friend, you have no idea what the consequences could be. That's why it's always best to ask someone's permission before you post.
It’s a matter of respect – what we post online is not just for us to see. When we hit the share button anyone could potentially access and use that content. And though you might think there’s nothing wrong with that, your friends might disagree.
Think about it – would you like your parents to post an embarrassing picture of you?! The same goes for others. So, before you post any pics or videos online, just ask your friends if they’re happy with it and respect their decision if not.
- Will isn't the only one, another pooch has been sharing things he shouldn't have. Check out Hacker and Katie Thistleton's online sharing dilemmas.
- Nikki Lily has some great advice on how to have a positive impact when you're posting. If you're curious about whether your posts are mean or not, you could take our quiz to help you.
- If you think you have posted something mean, don't worry - we have some advice to make sure what you say online is kind and positive.
