Daughter (18) complains parents to "put baby photos on Facebook without my permission"

Gepubliceerd op 14 september 2016 om 14:58

Have you ever cute baby photos of your children posted on Facebook? Just as well pay attention, because it can be cost you. As an eighteen year old girl from Austria has sued her parents because they were posted without her permission baby photos on their Facebook account.

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It all began in 2009, when the parents had created a Facebook account and were completely wild with the ability to share photos. "Although I was already eleven years old, my parents began daily baby photos to post on their Facebook profile. In addition, they clearly knew no shame or boundaries. Whether I was sitting on a pot to pee or naked lying in bed, everything was put online without hesitation, "the 18-year-old responds Austrian who prefer to remain anonymous.

"Only when I was 14 years old, and even had a Facebook account, I could see with my own eyes how many pictures had already shared my parents with their 700 friends. All posted without my permission, "she says. "I have my parents also repeatedly asked urgently to remove the photos immediately, but they have refused every time."

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The woman then saw no other option than to wait until she was of age so she could sue her parents. "I was really tired that they just did not want to take seriously my question," she says. Meanwhile she lives no longer at home, but she huddles with two girlfriends.

Still, her parents refuse - despite the indictment - to delete the photos. "It is my right to publish the pictures," said the dad. "It's the way our child and a lot of friends have responded enthusiastically in recent years, that family album."

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Meanwhile, post the parents are no more pictures of their daughter because the girl is simply no longer be photographed by her parents. Moreover, the photos are no longer publicly available, but they are only visible to the 700 friends.

Who will finally get his chance at home, will turn out in November. The daughter will fight the case with her parents to court. If the case back to cover negative for the parents, they risk a fine of 3,000 euros to 10,000 euros.

Source: Het Nieuwsblad GANZEWOCHE.AT/ Editorial Photo Shutterstock

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