The phone was taken away by the teacher, and the teacher looked through the contents of the students’ phones~

If the teacher has read your text messages and has damaged your reputation, you can go to the Education Bureau to sue the teacher for invading other people’s privacy, because: my country’s privacy legislation is relatively lagging behind. There is also a big gap between theoretical research and foreign countries. Article 40 of my country’s Constitution stipulates that citizens’ freedom of communication and confidentiality of communication are protected by law. Although freedom of communication and confidentiality of communication fall within the scope of the right to privacy, the concept of the right to privacy is not proposed. Even the General Principles of Civil Law does not directly mention the right to privacy. It is just that when the Supreme People's Court formulated the "Opinions on Several Issues Concerning the Implementation of the General Principles of the People's Republic of China and the Civil Law (Trial)", based on the urgent need to protect citizens' privacy rights, the Supreme People's Court adopted the opinions of scholars and adopted alternative methods to deal with infringements. If the privacy rights of others cause damage to the right of reputation, it will be deemed as an infringement of the right of reputation and civil liability will be pursued. Article 7, paragraph 3, of the "Answers to Several Issues Concerning the Trial of Reputation Rights Cases" promulgated on August 7, 1993 stipulates: "Anyone who publishes other people's private materials without the consent of others or publicizes other people's privacy in written or oral form shall be punished. If the reputation of others is harmed, it should be regarded as the right of reputation of others. "It can be seen that in legislation and judiciary, privacy rights are included in the scope of reputation rights for protection by analogy.

Objects that infringe on privacy rights include: 1. Body Secrets. Refers to the hidden parts of the body, namely reproductive and sexual organs, height, weight, health status, physical defects, etc. 2． Private space. That is, personal residence and surrounding living environment, private luggage, diaries, etc. 3. Personal facts. Refers to personal life experience, living habits, personality hobbies, social relationships, education, marital status, home address, phone number, income, etc. 4. private life. Refers to all personal life that has nothing to do with society, such as daily life, social life, sexual life, etc.

In our country, Article 30 of the "Law on the Protection of Minors" stipulates: "No organization or individual may disclose the personal privacy of minors." This shows that the right to privacy is defined as the right of independent personality. trend.

So, you are fully qualified to take the teacher to court