This Mother Lost Her Child Because She Made a Mistake On Facebook. Keep Your Eyes Open!

The internet and social networks can be helpful and a curse or harmful at some time. Read the article to see the story of a mother who lost her child and learn from it.

Imagine that you’re on Facebook and get a friend requests from a stranger. Some of them we know, and some of them we don’t know at all. But, the profile picture is actually quite nice, without a doubt that something bad can happen the little girl accepted the friend request.   After all, it’s just Facebook – what could go wrong?!

You aren’t aware of the situation and you have more important things to do everything quickly forgotten. Your daughter or son is going to their first day of school! You’re so proud of them and you take a picture to celebrate the day, posting it on Facebook. You write a caption: “What a day! Unbelievable how big my sweetheart has become.” You upload it and it’s done. But, this can have terrifying consequences. The stranger you befriended before can now save the picture, upload it to an online catalogue and send it on thousands of men around the world, with a note underneath it: “Youngblood, American girl. Not even 6! Only 10000 dollars!”

You may not be aware of this, but it is really happening. After a few weeks, you go to pick up your daughter from school, but no one is there! You look everywhere, ask anyone if they had seen her, you panic… Something you probably don’t want to know is what’s happening to your child at the moment.  All of it could have been avoided if you haven’t made that crucial mistake. Even if you are lucky and your child is spared, you will have to live with the disgusting though that she was listed in an online catalogue for child molesters! STOP ACCEPTING FRIEND REQUESTS FROM TOTAL STRANGERS! A friend less is far better than experiencing this story.

All parents should always have control over their kids. Be ever vigilant and always be skeptical when dealing with strangers on the internet and never accept friend requests from strangers, and most importantly: do not post pictures or any personal information of your children! They often land in the hands of pedophiles who are always looking for this sort of thing on the Internet. Act as in real life – you wouldn’t show everyone your private life, right? Do the same on the Internet.

Source: Weeklyhealthylife