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{{Event
|Short Title=An 18-year-old Woman Sues Her Parents For Sharing Her Childhood Photos Online
|Location=Austria
|Date=September 2016
|Taxonomy=Exposure, Increased Accessibility
|Personal Information=Identifying, Physical Characteristics
|Threat Actors=Parents sharing their children photos online
|Affected Individuals=Children, who's parents post their pictures
|High Risk Groups=Children
|Secondary Consequences=Embarrassment, Changed Behavior
|Summary=“Sharenting” — the phenomenon of sharing photographs, embarrassing stories, and other personal information about one’s children online — has become commonplace.
|Description=In 2016 an 18-year-old woman in Austria sued her parents over their posting of 500 images of her without her consent. 

She said to the media, every stage of her childhood was photographed and then made public. The pictures included her sitting on the toilet and lying naked in her cot. <sup>[[Exposure]]</sup>

The images were shared with her parents’ 700 Facebook friends.<sup>[[Increased Accessibility]]</sup>
|Sources=https://www.nytimes.com/2020/01/02/opinion/dna-test-privacy-children.html,
https://eu.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2016/09/16/18-year-old-sues-parents-posting-baby-pictures-facebook/90479402/
}}