Designer Laura Cornet wanted to start a debate about baby photos on social media. She designed a set of toys that allow babies to take photos of themselves. The pictures are then automatically shared online.
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Designer Laura Cornet wanted to start a debate about baby photos on social media. She designed a set of toys that allow babies to take photos of themselves. The pictures are then automatically shared online.
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Cornet said she was uncomfortable with parents' posting infant photos online, because the babies didn't chose to have their pictures shared. Her creation raises points about consent and anonymity.
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Cornet said she was uncomfortable with parents' posting infant photos online, because the babies didn't chose to have their pictures shared. Her creation raises points about consent and anonymity.
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As the baby plays with the soft toys hanging above the crib, photos are taken.
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As the baby plays with the soft toys hanging above the crib, photos are taken.
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These little shoes contain a GPS device that can track the baby's movement and share its location online.
Social media for babies —
These little shoes contain a GPS device that can track the baby's movement and share its location online.
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Babies can be tagged online for everyone to see where they are.
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Babies can be tagged online for everyone to see where they are.
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A camera hidden inside this soft toy is activated when the baby moves. It takes a video and shares it online.
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A camera hidden inside this soft toy is activated when the baby moves. It takes a video and shares it online.
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Cornet said many people reacted angrily to her project -- which pleased her, because it showed that other people felt the way she did.
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Cornet said many people reacted angrily to her project -- which pleased her, because it showed that other people felt the way she did.
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