O elevă din Italia și-a dat părinții în judecată pentru că îi verificau telefonul. Ce spune legea în România

In Italy, a student sued her parents for checking her phone, highlighting a growing trend among teens. Legally, Romanian parents can monitor their children's phones until they turn 18, but psychologists advocate for open communication instead of surveillance. Adolescents feel their privacy is violated, as phones are their social space. Experts suggest that parental control stems from insecurity, which can damage trust and lead to rebellion. Building a trusting relationship is essential to avoid conflicts over phone usage. Romania faces high screen dependency among teens, with usage exceeding medical recommendations.