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Facebook users could now show which they have an “Expected: Child” within the family section of their profile beneath their profile picture. The option is available in the Friends & Family section of the profile editor, and customers may possibly also set a due date and name for their unborn child, though no actual profile or Page is created for the child.
However, in what appears to be a glitch, users are able to set an existing Facebook friend as their expected child. This doesn’t make any sense because Facebook’s terms of service dictate that all end users must be at least 13 years of age.
Aside from the glitch, which will likely be corrected, the ability to list an expected child should help users more accurately express their identity,Charms Pandora, and it may reduce the frequency of parents breaking the rules to create profiles for their unborn children.
Facebook added the ability for end users to prominently list their family members in their profile as part of the December 2010 profile redesign. These relationships, along with featured friend lists, appear in a column beneath a user’s profile picture. The option can help end users show their friends who is important in their life. This freedom of self-expression makes allows Facebook to offer a more accurate representation of themselves, encouraging end users to invest time building their network and manicuring their profile.
With similar intentions, in February Facebook began allowing consumers to list their relationship status as “in a civil union” or “in a domestic partnership”. This was helpful for those in less common forms of partnerships together with gay couples who live in places that don’t permit gay marriage, and could be interpreted as a victory for civil rights.
How to Add an Expected Child
Now,Pandora Bracelets Stockists,Tiffany And Co title, alongside the option to list a Facebook friend as one’s brother, cousin, or other family member, users can add list an expected child. To do so, end users visit their profile, click “Edit Profile”, enter the Family & Friends tab,Pandora Jewelry, and under Family select to “Add another family member”. They can then select “Expected: Child” from the drop down, and then choose to enter a due date and name.
A blank profile picture labeled “Expected: Child” along with the name and due date if applicable are then shown in the Family section of the user’s profile. Unlike other listed family members, clicking the expected child’s panel just reload’s the parent’s profile. Listing an expected child also generates an activity feed story on the parent’s wall and the news feed of their friends.
Previously, parents on Facebook often used profile pictures of ultrasound scans, together with status updates to announce they were expecting a child,Tiffany Bracelet, but there wasn’t a good way to persistently display this information without making it the focus of one’s profile. In some cases,Pandora Bracelet, parents would create a profile for their unborn child, which violates Facebook’s terms of service,Pandora Earrings, or alternatively create an official Page for them. This new option lets consumers to prominently exhibit the momentous news of having a baby on the way without creating a separate presence for the child.
Users can subvert the expected child option, though. If end users set a friend as another type of family member,Pandora Charms, then save, and then go back and edit their family relationship type to “Expected: Child”, that friend’s name,Tiffany Canada, but not their picture, will be displayed in the user’s profile as their expected child. The friend will receive a family relationship request, which if accepted will cause a link to their profile and their picture to appear in the family section of the profile of their “parent”.
Users may take advantage of this glitch for a little practical joking, but Facebook will likely disable the option to list friends as expected children soon, leaving only the intended use case.