Did this fool even read the fml?

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Yeah that's logical. So because my mom pays for my living before I turn 18 she can read my e-mails, SMS, diary etc. What a ******* great system. Glad my parents were more civilized than that.

75, I see it as the parents have a right to look through the phone if they bought and pay for it. My parents used to, but they had to ask first. I can see where you're going with the "they can look through my things because they paid my living expenses?" In all fairness, as a minor they can. Because a person is just that, a minor. It's the parents' responsibility to teach them something. It's a parent's responsibility to keep them safe. Sure, some parents are overboard. But I keep a journal that I bought. My parents won't look through it because I bought it. I'm sure they would have already had they bought it for me. I don't want to start something. Just trying to give you a different outlook :)

I know that in most places they legally can, but really, it's ******* immoral and stupid. If that's the example someone wants to set for their kids, sure. I just pointed out that it isn't fair or moral. True douchebag move to do that. My parents have never checked my e-mails or such unless I show them, because we all want privacy, even minors. We also deserve it.

Using the same account on both I-devices. You'd need a password though.

Thanks!

The parents of this young generation aren't exactly old fogies that have no knowledge of today's new-fangled technology. Adults (a lot of whom are parents themselves) were the ones that designed this technology, and marketed it to, you guessed it, adults. Not children. iTechnology is also used daily in the modern business world. It's amusing when people assume only kids knows how to use an iPhone.