Oversharenting: o equílibrio entre a proteção infanto-juvenil e os direitos parentais

Abstract

Alice Secco, certainly mentioning only this name would make it difficult for many people to identify who she is, however, with a simple description it is possible to make the association. A two-year-old girl, blonde, light-eyed, super charismatic who loves to say difficult words, her vocabulary is full of expressions such as ophthalmologist and proparoxytone. The child became famous on the internet after her mother posted videos on social media, in moments where the girl interacts in the words, the huge success led the little girl to participate in a commercial for one of the best-known banks in Brazil. The short synopsis alludes to what this work will be about, the overexposure of children and adolescents on social media by parents or guardians, for profit or not, in a multifaceted approach, based on real cases. The analysis will include the motivations behind the practice, the associated risks, as well as the legal basis concerning the topic and an explanation of the conflict between the rights of children and adolescents and parental rights, especially freedom of expression, with the aim of understanding balanced solutions that aim to protect and ensure the best interests of minors without making unnecessary interventions in family relationships.