CHILDREN AS VULNERABLE SUBJECTS IN THE DIGITAL AGE: SHARENTING, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, AND THE LEGAL CHALLENGES TO THE PROTECTION OF PERSONALITY RIGHTS
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https://doi.org/10.51891/rease.v12i8.29608Keywords:
Sharenting. Child. Digital Vulnerability. Privacy. Data Protection. Right to Image. Parental Authority. Doctrine of Integral Protection.Abstract
This academic article explores the phenomenon of sharenting, the practice of parents and guardians sharing information and images of their children on social media, from the perspective of child vulnerability in the digital age. It analyzes the conflict between parents' freedom of expression and children's rights to privacy, image, and personal data protection, based on the Doctrine of Integral Protection. The research covers national and international doctrine, Brazilian and international jurisprudence, as well as current legislation and pending bills, proposing reflections on the need to improve the legal framework to safeguard the fundamental rights of children and adolescents in the online environment.
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