#social media ethics

Do family influencers ruin childhood by turning their kids into content?

Are influencer reviews actually honest, or do they just say whatever they're paid to?

Do influencers actually get paid to lie about products?

Are influencers actually destroying trust in brands, or are we just jealous of their paychecks?

What's your take on the whole culture of calling out people for every little thing online?

Are pet influencers exploiting their animals for profit, or are they just well-cared-for stars?

Do you still believe influencer endorsements are honest recommendations?

When influencers say they’re 'transparent' about ads, do you actually believe them, or is it all just dressed-up manipulation?

Is influencer marketing just a modern version of a pyramid scheme?

Do ‘exotic animal influencers’ actually abuse their pets for views, or are we too sensitive?