I am friends with my parents-in-law, but my Mum thinks Facebook is Evil.
But I do have filters set up to filter in and out all kinds of people - not just family, but the large number of people of my FB who are professional contacts only - the random updates you will see thereby mostly don't get seen by a random comedy photographer I have never met who lives in London, but they are still there for when I want to post professional content (Skinny articles etc)
I don't think I ever have filtered out my in-laws but I know I could. I have a 'sweary filter' for slightly more risque content that is blocked from both my in-laws and Ari's wee cousin who I'm friends with.
Oh and, like, my Dad is on Facebook but given that I'm not his friend in real life (coming up for ten years since I last saw him) that would just be weird, obv.
Although it is my only means of contact should I need to get in touch, so it's kind of interesting to know that's where he is if someone dies or something.
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But I do have filters set up to filter in and out all kinds of people - not just family, but the large number of people of my FB who are professional contacts only - the random updates you will see thereby mostly don't get seen by a random comedy photographer I have never met who lives in London, but they are still there for when I want to post professional content (Skinny articles etc)
I don't think I ever have filtered out my in-laws but I know I could. I have a 'sweary filter' for slightly more risque content that is blocked from both my in-laws and Ari's wee cousin who I'm friends with.
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Although it is my only means of contact should I need to get in touch, so it's kind of interesting to know that's where he is if someone dies or something.
Hmm.