Dangers of home videos on web?

I’m an amateur who enjoys sharing my family videos on my web page. What are the dangers to those people on the video? Are those dangers comparable to other dangers in life, like driving a car? Are there precautions one should take before uploading?
Hank

Jim,
That must have been a horrifying situation. When a tragedy occurs close to home it has to have an impact on everyone. However, in today’s world of heightened media coverage, when a tragedy occurs across the country, people feel threatened at the other end of the country. I have not researched this but I bet that atrocities occurred with the same frequency years ago, but people were not aware of it miles away.
In any case, thanks for the suggestions about concealing where the people in the video live, etc.
Be safe,
Hank

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