Parks youth-program staff ask for Snapchat OSINT on minors at a skate park after a noise complaint. What is the correct collection boundary?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Kids' social accounts are a stop sign, not a research pool. If the park location matters, use adult or official public posts of the place itself. Following, yearbooking, or friending minors is not civic OSINT.
Full Explanation
Civic OSINT does not collect social profiles of children, even when a parks complaint involves a youth venue. Location questions can be answered from adult, vendor, or official public posts that show the skate park without targeting minors' accounts. Sock puppets aimed at kids, yearbook reverse-search, and asking teens to friend a city account all violate that boundary. Purpose and subject matter both have to stay lawful and public.