One Student Sued Her Parents for Checking Her Phone. "They Started Looking at Conversations and What They Value on Instagram."
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The verification of children's phone by parents can become a source of conflict in the family, especially in adolescence, when privacy and independence become more and more important. In Italy, the case of a 13-year-old girl who sued her parents after they cancelled her mobile Internet subscription has brought back the limits of parental control into question.
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phonline.roMore and more teenagers invoke the right to private life when it comes to the control exercised by parents over their online activity.
Teenagers are starting to sue their parents for checking their phones. An eighth-grade student shocked Italy with this. Things are clear to us. Legally, families have the right to control the child's smartphone until the age of 18. Moral, psychologists nuance the discussion. Rather, they recommend parenting rather than police actions.
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