Posting too much first day of school information about your kids helps predators, police say ...Middle East

By Penny Kmitt Click here for updates on this story CAMBRIDGE (WBZ) — It’s a tradition for many families on the first day of school – kids will write their name, school, favorite hobbies, and books on a chalkboard and snap a photo. But this year police are warning parents not to post all that information online. “It seems innocent, but when it gets into the wrong hands, they can use it to exploit,” said Lieutenant Chris Ponte, who leads the Cambridge Police Family and Social Justice Section. “Once it’s out there, there’s no getting it back.” Information as bait Lieutenant Ponte says predators will use information from the chalkboard, like a kid’s favorite book or teacher’s na

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