Privacy in Young Adults
When protection feels like surveillance, who defines privacy?
4.1 (12)
42 mins
Discover the generational clash over privacy in a world where everything is shared yet nothing feels private. Explore how well-meaning parental surveillance can limit teenagers’ freedom to grow, leading both sides to rethink what safety, trust, and personal boundaries mean today.
Ep 1:
The Privacy Paradox
Host Janice Briggs kicks off a hard look at modern parenting, questioning why tracking apps have become normal and how kids see privacy in ways parents can't imagine.
Ep 2:
The Watchful Home
One-to-one laptops, sleepless phone habits, and shocking surveillance statistics reveal how deeply parents monitor teens—and why fear, not evidence, drives the tracking.
Discussions (10)
Cathy
Level 2 · 7 mo agoPhone on chest is real 💀
Howard
Level 8 · 7 mo agoThe surveillance creates a meta where the optimal play is deception. You aren't increasing safety. You are just buffing their Stealth stats instead.
Sawyer
Level 4 · 7 mo agoCalling it a surveillance state is absolute bollocks! It's called parenting for Christ's sake!
