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Child's privacy rights and ownership
The article addresses the phenomenon of child influencers on social media and sparks a discussion about children's rights to money and privacy. It focuses on the debate over whether it is fair for all the earnings generated from content featuring children to go entirely to their parents, while the children themselves sometimes do not benefit from them. It also examines whether this phenomenon constitutes an exploitation of children's innocence for profit. Additionally, the article discusses the legislation that some countries, like France and certain American states, have begun implementing to protect children's financial rights and privacy. However, it notes that existing laws are still limited in scope and lag behind the rapid spread of this phenomenon. The article emphasizes the importance of striking a balance between the family's right to financial gain and the child's right to maintain their privacy and financial rights, raising the question of whether childhood has become a profitable online job.
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