A friend's picture is theirs too. Ask first, and take it down if asked.
A photo of a friend is not only yours, because it is theirs too. The person who pressed the button is not the only one with a say.
Ask before you post or forward a picture of a friend: where it will go, and who can see it.
You cannot see how they feel about it. A picture can be funny to you and upsetting to them.
If someone asks you to take a picture down, do it right away, and ask anyone with a copy to delete it.
These are some of the questions on the sets. The printable sheets have more and an answer key.
Yours, and theirs too. Everyone in a photo gets a say.
No. No means no, even from one friend.
Right away. It is their picture too.
A grown-up. A grown-up can help ask for the copy to be deleted.
With a grown-up, make a family rule: always ask before sharing a picture of a friend. Write it down.
Agree a family rule with your child: always ask before sharing a picture of a friend. Write it down and stick it up.
