21 Reasons to Think Twice Before Accepting Your Parents' Facebook Friend Request
Jun 04, 2014 17:08
Studies have shown that 92% of parents on Facebook are friends with their kids, with 50% admitting they signed up to keep tabs on what their kids are up to.
But no matter how embarrassed you get by your parents commenting on your status updates, you can't do much about it unless you block them, limit what they see on your page, or just quit Facebook forever if you want to be really, really safe.
As a reminder to why you should think twice before accepting your parents' Facebook requests, here are 21 embarrassing examples that could happen to you:
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But no matter how embarrassed you get by your parents commenting on your status updates, you can't do much about it unless you block them, limit what they see on your page, or just quit Facebook forever if you want to be really, really safe.
As a reminder to why you should think twice before accepting your parents' Facebook requests, here are 21 embarrassing examples that could happen to you:
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