While SNS is fun, there are some things you can avoid if you know about them before you start. If you decide on small rules in advance, it will be easier for you and your friends to follow them.
Since a profile is both a self-introduction and a disclosure of information, I tell them that they need the ability to choose the content they present.
Your profile is read more than you think.
Even if you intend to introduce yourself, details such as the name of your school, where you live, your daily activities, and your age will be information. When you come together little by little, you can convey more than you think.
What you can put out is something you can choose for yourself.
It's easy to give information about what you like, what you've created, what you'd like to try, etc. It is safer to stop objects that can easily identify a location or person first.
Before writing your profile, consider separately "information that tells you about yourself" and "information that connects to your location."
At Digital Kodomo BASE, we value the preparation to protect ourselves as much as the fun of connecting. Thinking before you start will give you a lot of peace of mind later.