Sunday 8 May 2016
Parents in France are being warned that their love of posting intimate photos of their young children on Facebook could land them with a fine and jail time. Thanks to the country’s strict privacy laws, reports the Guardian, French authorities have forecast a legal patricide and said if children decide a photo is too revealing, they have grounds to sue for up to €45,000 in damages and a year in prison for the culprit. “In a few years, children could easily take their parents to court for publishing photos of them when they were younger,” Eric Delcroix, an expert on internet…
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