Pavel Myasoyedov, an IT and cybersecurity expert and member of the…
Pavel Myasoyedov, an IT and cybersecurity expert and member of the Board of Directors of the Alliance for the Protection of Children in the Digital Environment, told RIA Novosti that any content published on the internet can potentially be used by malicious actors without the author's consent.
Consensus
- Any content published in social media is in the public space and can potentially be used without the author's consent.
- Publishing children's photos and videos in open access is not recommended.
- Cybersecurity experts emphasize the importance of digital hygiene, especially concerning minors.
- Social media platforms have moderation mechanisms and security tools to combat cybercrime.
- Even with platform safeguards, complete digital security cannot be guaranteed.
Points of divergence
- Experts suggest that some personal data stored on most Russians' phones can be exploited by fraudsters, and the Center for a Safe Internet's coordinator Urvan Parfentiev was consulted on this. — vm
Coverage (2 sources)
- Why it is not possible to publish children's photos on the Internet — Вечерняя Москва
- Why is it dangerous to publish photos of children in social networks? IT expert explains — РИАМО