Articles tagged with “social media”
Insights
A massive $40B lawsuit by New Mexico against Meta raises urgent questions about data privacy. If you use platforms like Facebook or Instagram to store family memories, what does this legal battle mean for the safety and ownership of your most precious photos and stories?
Patrick Moore • October 2, 2026
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A recent court ruling has parents scrambling to remove their children's photos from social media. This isn't just a fleeting headline; it's a pivotal moment in how we think about digital privacy, consent, and the long-term impact of a public childhood.
Patrick Moore • September 29, 2026
Comparisons
A new photo-sharing app called Retro just raised $21M, aiming to reconnect friends over shared moments. But what does another social-style app mean for the deeper work of preserving your family's legacy? We explore the difference between sharing for today and archiving for generations.
Patrick Moore • September 2, 2026
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Recent settlements involving Meta and TikTok have put a spotlight on how social media platforms handle children's data. We explore what these child safety lawsuits mean for your family and the importance of creating a truly private space for your most precious memories.
Patrick Moore • August 28, 2026
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Have you noticed your feeds filling up with memories from just a decade ago? The '2026 is the new 2016' trend isn't just a fleeting hashtag; it's a reflection of how we process the recent past in a digital world. We'll explore why this nostalgia wave is happening now and what it means for our personal memories.
Patrick Moore • August 11, 2026
Insights
Meta's latest policy update raises questions about how our family photos are used online. Can they use your pictures without permission? We break down what the new rule means for your privacy and show you how to create a truly private, ad-free home for your most precious memories.
Patrick Moore • June 19, 2026
