Post by account_disabled on Mar 5, 2024 0:37:18 GMT -5
From Valencia, Susana Gisbert, prosecutor for gender violence and delegate for leisure crimes, is also aware that issues related to minors and the Internet have increased exponentially due to the passivity of parents and schools, who in many cases look the other way. .
“ I am against any type of prohibition . The issue is controlled use through education. There are situations in which parents may need to know that their children have arrived at school. This has made it a key element for the management of these minors and their activity.”
Faced with this, " it is clear that the use must be Fax Lists restricted during school hours and when they teach classes , it is quite logical that they do not use it and that they are in the custody of a third party is quite reasonable, in the same way that they cannot be listening to a music equipment in class.”
For this lawyer, from the age of 12 it seems reasonable that they begin to have controlled use of the mobile phone . “If a fourteen-year-old person is considered capable of committing a crime, they cannot be prohibited from having a cell phone.”
Schools are responsible
From the Spanish Professional Privacy Association (APEP), its Minors Commission explains to Economist & Jurist in detail that “the key to a safe and responsible use of ICT necessarily involves the awareness of all , minors, teachers and family members of the risks that exist in the digital field, as well as their causes and consequences. As we know, zero risk does not exist, but we must develop sufficient digital skills and abilities to be able to minimize them as much as possible.”
“ I am against any type of prohibition . The issue is controlled use through education. There are situations in which parents may need to know that their children have arrived at school. This has made it a key element for the management of these minors and their activity.”
Faced with this, " it is clear that the use must be Fax Lists restricted during school hours and when they teach classes , it is quite logical that they do not use it and that they are in the custody of a third party is quite reasonable, in the same way that they cannot be listening to a music equipment in class.”
For this lawyer, from the age of 12 it seems reasonable that they begin to have controlled use of the mobile phone . “If a fourteen-year-old person is considered capable of committing a crime, they cannot be prohibited from having a cell phone.”
Schools are responsible
From the Spanish Professional Privacy Association (APEP), its Minors Commission explains to Economist & Jurist in detail that “the key to a safe and responsible use of ICT necessarily involves the awareness of all , minors, teachers and family members of the risks that exist in the digital field, as well as their causes and consequences. As we know, zero risk does not exist, but we must develop sufficient digital skills and abilities to be able to minimize them as much as possible.”