Sharenting: o conflito do direito de liberdade de expressão dos pais em contraponto à violação do direito de imagem da criança e do adolescente por intermédio da superexposição na internet

Abstract

Little is discussed about the excessive exposure of children and adolescents on social media, given the unbridled technological advancement that expands in the real world on a daily basis. The problem involved in sharenting or (over)sharenting urgently requires measures that make family relationships friction-free, highlighting the excessive use of cell phones and, consequently, social networks throughout society, a fact that has been strengthening and replacing relationships themselves. of human affection. Given this, it is important to note that many parents believe they have the support of family power, as they are responsible for their children and, consequently, over some of their wishes. Despite this, it must be emphasized that paternal power cannot reach such large dimensions that it infringes on a constitutionally guaranteed right. Faced with the barriers created by parents' freedom of expression regarding the image rights of their descendants, a specific solution must be sought, since morally it is not effective, precisely because exposure in the virtual world is somewhat subjective, since as The problem itself suggests that parents feel they have the right to publish what suits them about their children, while the children may be in total discomfort with the situation. Such a solution must prosper so that exploited rights can be placed in opposition in faithful harmony within the family environment.