A exposição de menores no ambiente virtual e a consequente violação dos direitos da personalidade

Abstract

This scientific article addresses the impact of the violation of children's personality rights when exposed in the virtual environment, characterized by the practice of "sharenting," which involves the excessive sharing of information, images, and videos of minors by their own parents on digital media. The methodology employed in the study includes bibliographic research and content analysis. The research is divided into three main parts: the first explores the specific personality rights, highlighting their importance for the protection of minors; the second analyzes the case "Bel para Meninas," exemplifying the consequences of such exposure; and the third examines the repercussions and impacts of these violations. As a result, it is found that, although there is a legal framework aimed at protecting minors' rights, its effectiveness is consistently undermined by a lack of awareness.