Hubei legislates to protect underage parents from peeking at their children's mobile phone messages.

According to the law, the following acts belong to invasion of privacy, others open letters privately, peek at other people's diaries, spy on the contents of other people's private documents and make them public. The concept of privacy is not clearly put forward in our country's law, but it is only implied in the civil law of reputation right. Although our country advocates the rule of law, there are still many people who break the law at will. Perhaps the most serious of these is privacy. Many parents tear up their children's letters, diaries, etc. in private and peek at their children. Their behavior has violated the Privacy Protection Law for Minors. I really don't know how to punish you, but I still punish you. It is estimated that the biggest thing is to give a verbal warning and then apologize publicly. He will go to the school leader! Not on the court!