[BatteryMountain]

So META now has videos of your baby. Let that sink in. Hope they were clothed at least.

People never learn. One day your children will be your judge when they are grown up, when they realise what you did to them. I hope it was worth it.

[Wurdan]

As someone with a very opinionated 11 year old nephew (so he grew up in the time of ubiquitous social media and he is getting to the age where he starts to understand its upsides and downsides) - I dare say that most children don't hold any grudges against their parents for making digital images and videos of them as babies and storing those on cloud platforms.

[hn_acc1]

Totally depends - both my teenage daughters are VERY gunshy of photographs in general, and social media especially. We stopped posting anything relating to them ~8-10 years ago. If we were avidly sharing, they would hate us for it.

[Wurdan]

It sounds like they don't want you taking and sharing photos of them now, which is very fair. But it's not clear from your description if they judge you or your partner for any baby pics you took of them which ended up in the cloud. That seemed to be the statement of the person I replied to - "One day your children will be your judge when they are grown up, when they realise what you did to them."

[Yeul]

Lol yeah but your average male tech bro doesn't even think about what this means for women. It doesn't even register.

[BatteryMountain]

Until a rogue staffer at said cloud platform leaks content.

[joewhale]

your 11 year old nephew is not grown up

[Wurdan]

Did I ever say that he is?

[aacook]

I don't have the cloud processing features enabled for photos/video on these. As far as I understand, the photos and videos aren't used for training data. I also don't publish these photos anywhere on social media.

[losvedir]

Because kids sure hate putting pictures on instagram...

[hn_acc1]

Some do, some don't. Not all kids are the same.

[Auracle]

Thats such a ridiculously extreme viewpoint. What exactly did the user “do to them?”