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📰 News12 March 2026·2 min read·

Kaspersky: 47% of SA parents regularly share children's data on social media

Source: it-news-africa

A Kaspersky survey titled 'Growing up online' found that 47% of South African parents regularly post photos, videos, or updates about their children on social media platforms. Of those who share content, 82% restrict visibility to friends and family, though privacy practices and motivations vary widely. Kaspersky is urging South African parents to reconsider the risks of sharing children's personal data online amid growing digital privacy concerns.

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