One in five teenagers embarrassed by photos parents post online

Half of parents in Poland post information about their children online, and one in five young people say such posts embarrass them, according to a T-Mobile Polska report on sharenting. T-Mobile Polska, Poland's Main Police Headquarters, and UNICEF Poland launched a joint campaign called "Status: Shared". The campaign includes a public service announcement, a nationwide report, and educational materials for parents and students.

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