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16 August 2019

2692 GB adults surveyed

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Should parents be able to post photos of their own children online without asking their permission, or should they have to ask their children’s permission to do so? (assuming the children are old enough to consent)

Conducted 16 August 2019

YouGov surveyed 2692 GB adults

42%
37%
21%
Should parents be able to post photos of their own children online without asking their permission, or should they have to ask their children’s permission to do so? (assuming the children are old enough to consent)

Conducted 16 August 2019

YouGov surveyed 2692 GB adults

By:
42%
37%
21%

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