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I agree with you, 100%, "MiCoBa."  Great point, also, about how she could--in a sense--"blame" the video, or her Dad, if she was in a situation where she didn't want to risk feeling "uncool."  I just finished reading the book, "Grown Up Digital" and it was an awesome book about the pros and cons of the "net-generation" and something that continues to resonate is that children, such as the age of his daughter, truly don't know the impact of unleashing privacy out on Social Media mediums, so I imagine it's better that she learns it this way, then from the repercussions if she posts pics of herself in the nude, or exposes herself in some other socially-unacceptable manner.  Nobody knows if this will do her harm, or not, and there isn't a cookie-cutter way to parent a child.  Personally, I love the values this father represents.