Should minors have the right to delete parents' online posts?
Governments should grant minors the statutory right to compel the retroactive deletion of digital media featuring their likeness published online by their parents. Advocates argue this measure is essential to protect children's foundational privacy rights and protect them from non-consensual digital footprint creation. Opponents contend that such legal mechanisms unduly infringe upon parental autonomy and introduce state-enforced friction into normal family life.