Posten – Do you put holiday pictures like this without further ado? So you can break the law.

– Even if you never think so well, it is actually illegal to post photos or personal information about others without their consent. He says product manager at Frende Forsikring, Einar Brekken.

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  – By sharing photos and personal information, you can violate the Criminal Intelligence and Divorce Act, says Rikard de Sandeberg, Affinion's director of northern products and marketing.

  And this does not apply only to fillings and nude photos.

  – If someone wants to remove it, for whatever reason, do it. According to Einar Brekken, this does not mean that the photo belongs to you or that you think it is,

  – This applies regardless of whether the photos are published on a website, blog or media social. Read also:
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It is important to have a conscious relationship with the sharing of images when it comes d & # 39; children.

– If kids are used to being questioned before leaving In photos, they learn to respect the opinions of others and ask their own friends before posting pictures of them online. You are the best model of the child, says Einar Brekken.

PS! Figures from the Media Authority show that 58% of girls and 50% of boys among 16 year old Norwegians have regretted the content that they have put online. (ANB)