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    Friended by Mom and Dad on Facebook
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    Parents may request online friendship with their children, but those who receive these requests don't necessarily have to accept them. "My mom tried to 'friend' me but I denied her request ... I don't want my mom commenting on my pictures. That would be weird." This requirement that users "friend" each other in order to view each other's information addresses safety issues that have plagued other sites, because users must confirm that the connection with anyone who requests their "Facebook friendship." Full Article at ABC News
    My mom tried to 'friend' me but I denied her request ... I don't want my mom commenting on my pictures. That would be weird.
    SOURCE: ABC News 6 months ago
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Friended by Mom and Dad on Facebook
  1. Don't Let My Parents onto Facebook!!
    SOURCE: ABC News 6 months ago
  2. It's really weird that nonstudents and parents use Facebook ... It makes me feel really uncomfortable that my older aunt has Facebook, because she says that she likes to check up on her teenage nieces and nephews and takes our pictures for her own use. That's creepy.
    SOURCE: ABC News 6 months ago
  3. For the love of god -- don't let parents join Facebook
    SOURCE: ABC News 6 months ago

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