Can we share holiday photographs without posting our hotel and child in real time?
Travel“Your mum asked how the pool was,” Theo says as he adds the hotel tag to a public photo. His daughter Evie, eight, is in the foreground eating breakfast in her pyjamas.
His partner Nadia had agreed to send holiday pictures to the grandparents. She had not realised he meant public daily updates with their hotel named. Evie asks him to choose another picture because she does not like this one.
Theo says the account is where he keeps his travel memories and that relatives find it convenient. Nadia wants the hotel tag removed and no more public pictures of Evie during this trip. She would happily send the family a private album. Theo hears this as a sudden ban after he has already posted three days of photographs.
What should happen to this photo now, and what agreement would make the rest of their week easier? They do not need to settle every possible internet risk to hear the child asking for a different picture.
