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Supervisão parental nas redes deve ser reforçada, diz diretora da ANPD

A diretora da Agência Nacional de Proteção de Dados (ANPD), Miriam Wimmer, defendeu, nesta terça-feira (20), que os pais de crianças e adolescentes reforcem o uso dos mecanismos de supervisão parental nas plataformas de tecnologia, inclusive nas redes sociais. A diretora esteve em evento no Tribunal de Contas da União (TCU) com o tema “Conectar é preciso, proteger é essencial”. Segundo o Estatuto Digital da Criança e do Adolescente (Lei nº 15.211/2025), os provedores de serviços digitais devem oferecer, de forma gratuita, mecanismos de supervisão parental acessíveis aos responsáveis. Com a criação do ECA Digital, a atuação da ANPD foi ampliada para regulamentar, orientar e fiscalizar aspectos dessa legislação. Notícias relacionadas:Pesquisa mostra que 82% são contra crianças de até 3 anos com celular.WhatsApp lança regras para controle parental no Brasil; saiba como.Cronograma prevê fiscalização efetiva do ECA Digital pela ANPD em 2027.>> Saiba mais sobre a lei “É possível prevenir o acesso a uma grande gama de conteúdos inapropriados, além de pactuar dentro de casa tempos de uso de tela. O amadurecimento de uma criança ou adolescente é um processo muito frágil e está cheio de riscos”, afirmou Miriam Wimmer, que é doutora em políticas de comunicação e cultura. "Rua perigosa" Para a diretora, deixar uma criança solta na internet equivale a deixar o filho andar sozinho em uma rua perigosa. “Não faz sentido que eu possa deixá-lo desacompanhado.” Ela considerou, no evento, que o ECA Digital traz passos importantes ao estabelecer responsabilidades para o Estado e para as empresas. “O pilar que precisa realmente ser amadurecido é o de dentro de casa porque não adianta ter um ambiente ricamente protetivo se os responsáveis entregam celular na mão do filho de 7 anos para que faça o que bem entender”, disse. A diretora da Agência Nacional de Proteção de Dados (ANPD) recordou que o ECA Digital é fruto de uma construção entre diferentes grupos sociais e espectros políticos com a finalidade de proteção desses grupos vulneráveis. “O ambiente digital se presta à liberdade de expressão e ao acesso à informação. É um ambiente que a gente busca manter protetivo à privacidade, que não haja coleta excessiva de dados pessoais.” Mais proteção Miriam Wimmer defendeu a escolha da ANPD como autoridade administrativa autônoma de proteção dos direitos no ambiente digital. Trata, por exemplo, de aferição etária dos jovens e dos mecanismos de supervisão parental. “Esses mecanismos têm que coexistir com a ideia de privacidade e proteção de dados, de não criar coleta excessiva de dados, que possa comprometer também outros direitos fundamentais”, reforçou. Ela acrescentou que a legislação afirma que a mera autodeclaração não é um mecanismo válido para a definição de idade. Para ela, o fornecedor de serviços ou produtos deve ter mecanismos próprios de controle e possibilitar aos responsáveis maior acesso em redes sociais, por exemplo. “Existe uma exigência de vinculação de contas de menores de 16 anos à conta dos responsáveis legais. Essa é uma abordagem muito interessante e distinta de alguns países que decidiram proibir, por exemplo, o uso de redes sociais por pessoas mais novas.” Requisitos de segurança A diretora apontou que o ECA Digital inovou ao coibir manipulações por parte de ofertas de serviços e produtos. Ela exemplifica que a ANPD define requisitos mínimos de segurança com relação a práticas manipulativas, uso excessivo problemático ou compulsivo. "Todas essas condutas são passíveis de serem sancionadas.” Para ela, os temas que foram desdobrados pelo ECA Digital guardam proximidade com as questões presentes na Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados. A diretora da ANPD contextualizou que a legislação brasileira não foi de proibição de acesso a redes sociais, mas de confiança de que é possível estabelecer pontos de controle para que a experiência dos jovens online seja apropriada. Também no evento, a presidente do Conselho de Ação da Ação Brasileira para a Consciência Digital (ABCD), Cristina Carvalho Pinto, alertou que 40% das crianças e dos adolescentes brasileiros vêm passando por cyberbullying. Ela estima que haja 16 milhões de crianças vitimadas por essa violência.

#parental supervision #ANPD #technology #social media #children protection

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Em manifestação enviada na noite de segunda-feira (19) ao Tribunal Superior Eleitoral (TSE), a empresa Meta - responsável por plataformas como Facebook, Instagram e WhatsApp - negou ter favorecido o alcance de publicações em prol de algum dos candidatos na corrida presidencial. No documento, a empresa afirma que “os conteúdos relativos às duas candidaturas são tratados de forma igual e não discriminatória” e que um documento técnico anexado ao processo “descreve o mecanismo que assegura essa isonomia”. Notícias relacionadas:Ato em São Paulo cobra neutralidade da Meta nas eleições.Justiça Federal manda Meta restabelecer contas estudantis do RS.OEA será acionada por Lula sobre interferência da Meta nas eleições.A Meta respondeu a uma determinação do ministro Marco Aurélio Bellizze, que na semana passada determinou que a empresa apresentasse informações sobre as medidas adotadas para garantir o tratamento isonômico às duas candidaturas que disputam o segundo turno da eleição presidencial. Bellizze atendeu a pedido da coligação Brasil Pronto pra Mais, do presidente e candidato à reeleição Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, que reclamou de favorecimento a publicações favoráveis ao adversário, o senador Flávio Bolsonaro (PL-RJ). O ministro estipulou multa de R$ 500 mil por dia caso a Meta não respondesse aos questionamentos. Na segunda, Bellizze deu 24 horas para a empresa apresentar as informações exigidas, aumentando o valor da sanção para R$ 1 milhão. Em resposta, a empresa assegurou ter adotado todas as medidas exigidas pela Justiça Eleitoral e previstas em plano de trabalho apresentado previamente ao TSE. Na peça, a multinacional de tecnologia não abordou dados de alcance e destacou uma observação do próprio Bellizze segundo a qual “a isonomia assegurada pela legislação eleitoral é de regras e de critérios, e não de resultados”. Entre as medidas de isonomia adotadas, por exemplo, apontou a Meta, está a revisão humana, em até duas horas, de todas as restrições ou suspensões que possam ter sido aplicadas automaticamente sobre anúncios de contas das campanhas oficiais, que não podem ser restritas. Meta AI Em relação à ferramenta de inteligência artificial Meta AI, que conforme denúncia de usuários vinha atendendo a pedidos para produção de imagens de apoio a Flávio, mas negava os mesmos pedidos em relação a Lula, a empresa afirmou ter adotado medidas adicionais para que a ferramenta rejeite comandos também com os prenomes dos candidatos. A empresa declarou ainda que as restrições a contas que publicam conteúdos em collab (em colaboração) com contas oficiais de campanha se deve às limitações impostas pela legislação eleitoral sobre os perfis oficiais. Segundo a Meta, a arquitetura do Instagram impede que um post seja restringido somente em relação à conta oficial e liberado na conta do coautor. Em relação a conteúdos com uso de inteligência artificial (IA), a Meta disse ter auditado 1.204 publicações denunciadas por falta de rotulagem adequada, das quais 720 posts foram removidos. Outros 270 conteúdos já continham a sinalização adequada e 214 foram classificados como não eleitorais. "Boa fé" A Meta solicitou uma reunião urgente com Bellizze para esclarecer aspectos técnicos envolvidos no processo. A empresa afirmou que age de “boa-fé” e busca colaborar e cumprir todas as determinações da Justiça Eleitoral.

#technology #politics

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