Srinagar, Feb. 6 -- In the age of social media, where visibility equates to success, vlogging has emerged as a dominant form of content creation. What began as a medium for sharing experiences and creative expression has now turned into a relentless pursuit of views, likes, and monetization. Unfortunately, this pursuit has come at the cost of something invaluable-family privacy. While vlogging was initially a harmless form of storytelling, it has evolved into a culture where personal lives, relationships, and even intimate family moments are broadcasted for the world to see. The erosion of family privacy is no longer just an unintended consequence; it has become an integral part of the content economy. The New-Age Surveillance: Families a...