The Internet has a significant impact on the minds of minors, which needs legal guidance and restraint; The Constitution of the People's Republic of China emphasizes the responsibility of the state to cultivate the comprehensive development of minors; The law ensures the online rights and interests of minors.

Preventing minors from becoming addicted to the internet is the responsibility of each family, school, and society

Through Xiaoming's case, the responsibility of families, schools, and society in preventing minors from becoming addicted to the internet is emphasized. Families should strengthen guidance and supervision, and arrange minors' online time reasonably; Schools should promptly notify parents of any problems and provide joint education and guidance; Internet service providers shall not provide products and services that induce addiction. The law has strict restrictions on the gaming time and period for minors, such as the "Law on the Protection of Minors" which stipulates that online gaming service providers are not allowed to provide services to minors from 22:00 to 8:00 the next day; According to the Notice of the National Press and Publication Administration, minors are not allowed to play games for more than 3 hours per week.

Spreading others' privacy online is an infringement

Through the cases of Zhang and Li, it is demonstrated that spreading others' privacy online is a form of infringement. Zhang secretly filmed and uploaded a private video of Li, causing Li to suffer from online harassment. The court ruled that Zhang should bear the liability for infringement. The Civil Code explicitly protects the right to personal privacy and prohibits illegal infringement. The Law on the Protection of Minors requires internet service providers to take measures to protect minors from cyberbullying and to take timely measures upon receiving notification.

It is prohibited to set up Internet service business places around the school

Li Xiang discovered that the second floor of the stationery store across from the school was actually an internet cafe, and students often went online after school. After the school reported, the relevant departments banned the internet cafe and imposed administrative penalties. Both the Law on the Protection of Minors and the Regulations on the Administration of Internet Access Service Places stipulate that Internet cafes and other places unsuitable for minors' activities are not allowed to be set up around schools. The internet cafe on the second floor of the stationery store violated legal regulations and should be punished by law. We should improve our internet literacy and become civilized and law-abiding netizens.