How much about your online life do your family & friends know?

[GlitchWolf47]

I share my online site with anyone who asks about it.

most of my friends know and think its cool, my family knows (my parents think its 'cute' -_-) and some of my teachers and random people I know know about it

I dont try and keep it a secret by any means, but Im not always rambling about it either. I kinda just chill there.

[fablefound]

my online and personal lives are quite fused and tangled in some pretty complicated ways, owing to a number of reasons (most of them quite depressing) but honestly the end result is quite wonderful.
three of my best friends live here. the other three live in california. we are all best friends with each other, and all met up irl for the first time during the holidays a couple years back.
i'm in a band with several people i've never met irl--and one i finally met irl back in june of last year. i have irls who know about this band and enjoy its work. (it's also quite hard for me to separate my artist stuff into online and off because both local and digital scenes have contributed so much to my development as a creative...)
my parents know my internet friends about as well as my irl friends--which is to say, they make an effort and can recognize some names lol.

[RNotteLovesOwls]

for my sake, no one in my family (except for my brother, and one of my cousins who is a trans woman) gets to know about my online life. i am very openly "cutesy girl mode" whenever i'm online, around the aforementioned cousin, or in downtown/uptown. and my parents never need to know about this; i'm not a child anymore, so whatever i do on the web is none of their business. at the very least, i can show them my website that showcases my work, but that's as far as i'm willing to go

it's funny. back in the 2000s, when i was a kid, we all had facebook accounts, and i was less worried about sharing pictures of myself. but now that i'm a young adult and know about big tech's crap, i care very much about my online privacy. suffice it to say, never will i be going back to facebook to follow the family again