[Aggie93]

Originally Posted by Aggie93

Even minors are subject to the new terms: "If you are under the age of eighteen .... you represent that at least one of your parents or legal guardians has also agreed to this provision." Users can't opt out of the new provisions. The only way to avoid them is to delete your Instagram account altogether. [/I]

I have two daughters (11 and 13) that use Instagram all the time with with their friends. I'd hate to tell them to cancel, but really thinking about it.

Anyone know good alternatives?

When i started the thread I was more concerned about some third party have access to pictures of my kids and their friends with whatever data is stored on the picture. Since they just use iTouch now, there is no geocodes, but their friends have smartphones.

This kind of information led to John McAfee getting caught. I don't want to compromise the safety of my children and their friends. I could care less that I wouldn't be getting paid for a snapshot.

They have their accounts marked private and I thought that was enough. Now I wonder if it is.