Are you surprised by this about Cambridge tutors?

I was so surprised to discover that many of the tutors and directors of studies at Cambridge University have Facebook and Instagram accounts where they post family/personal posts/pictures.
I found this shocking.
This is because although I knew my secondary school/sixth form teachers were “human” and so it was not surprising if they used social media, I thought Cambridge professors were special due to Cambridge’s prestige.
Do you find this similarly shocking?

This is because although I knew my secondary school/sixth form teachers were “human” and so it was not surprising if they used social media, I thought Cambridge professors were special due to Cambridge’s prestige.

You're surprised to find out that those who teach at Cambridge are human? You might have to explain what you mean by 'special' here. Did you expect them to be smart enough not to use social media at all? Too busy to use social media? It's not clear what angle you're approaching this from. Personally I'm not shocked at all, but I don't understand why you are.

I was so surprised to discover that many of the tutors and directors of studies at Cambridge University have Facebook and Instagram accounts where they post family/personal posts/pictures.
I found this shocking.
This is because although I knew my secondary school/sixth form teachers were “human” and so it was not surprising if they used social media, I thought Cambridge professors were special due to Cambridge’s prestige.
Do you find this similarly shocking?

I was so surprised to discover that many of the tutors and directors of studies at Cambridge University have Facebook and Instagram accounts where they post family/personal posts/pictures.
I found this shocking.
This is because although I knew my secondary school/sixth form teachers were “human” and so it was not surprising if they used social media, I thought Cambridge professors were special due to Cambridge’s prestige.
Do you find this similarly shocking?

I'm shocked because no teacher or lecturer should have a publically 'open' profile on Facebook.
Their settings should be private - this is the advice we are given.

I was so surprised to discover that many of the tutors and directors of studies at Cambridge University have Facebook and Instagram accounts where they post family/personal posts/pictures.
I found this shocking.
This is because although I knew my secondary school/sixth form teachers were “human” and so it was not surprising if they used social media, I thought Cambridge professors were special due to Cambridge’s prestige.
Do you find this similarly shocking?

Where did you get this information from? I am acquainted with many teachers who have public social media accounts.

I was so surprised to discover that many of the tutors and directors of studies at Cambridge University have Facebook and Instagram accounts where they post family/personal posts/pictures.
I found this shocking.
This is because although I knew my secondary school/sixth form teachers were “human” and so it was not surprising if they used social media, I thought Cambridge professors were special due to Cambridge’s prestige.
Do you find this similarly shocking?