1.     The right to delete my BeReal image and for it to be taken down off the internet. The images and information that I have given to be permanently deleted at my request. Also, for my account in its entirety and images that I have posted in the past. Also any information given by me or about me to be deleted if requested. 

 

2.     Children and young people have the right to know who owns or profits from their personal information, what it is used for, and if it is duplicated, sold, or exchanged.

 

3.     That is the right to know who has access to my data, as well as what, why, and for what objectives it is shared on BeReal. And a significant decision on whether or not to participate in the trade.

 

4.     The right to be informed that my profile and data is safe and won’t be leaked to scammers which will be used against me.

 

5.     the right to digital literacy, or the ability to comprehend the use and purpose of the technology you use and/or create. This to be explained by BeReal.

The rights outlined in the privacy policy were the ones which I felt were the most important. The right to remove content for me is an absolute necessity and relates to Andersons first policy. It is essential that people especially young teens have privacy rights which are agreed upon before setting up an account for security and safety. It is also essential that you do get off your phone and live so the right to be informed and conscious use is vitally important to remind users to get off their phone and enjoy life.