Child Internet Search Liability
Summary
Minors are typically not held legally responsible for accidentally accessing inappropriate content online. In cases where a middle schooler searches for sensitive material like bestiality out of curiosity, the child is generally not at fault. It is important for parents to provide guidance and educate children about internet safety. Legal responsibility often lies with website operators to implement age restrictions and warnings. If there are concerns about exposure to inappropriate content, parents may consider using parental controls and discussing internet safety with their children.Full Conversation
Not mine but indiana
Hey ****! Got it, you're in Indiana. Could you please provide more details about the legal issue you're facing? ****his will help me provide more specific information.
Not facing any i think. Just had a question
Sure, ****! What's your question? I'll do my best to provide helpful information.
Ok so if a middle schooler in like * goes on google and looks up bestiality out of curiosity and ends up finding a website with no restrictions or warnings by google, is the child at fault?
Ok so if a middle schooler in like * goes on google and looks up bestiality out of curiosity and ends up finding a website with no restrictions or warnings by google, is the child at fault?
What arent you understanding
Ok so if a teen goes on google and looks up bestiality out of curiosity and ends up finding a website with no restrictions or warnings by google, is the child at fault?
Why