In the midst of the culture of exhibitionism, teenagers, and a little bigger too, create codes of concealment on their social networks, in part to avoid adult surveillance, partly because of a need to control their own image. This "phantom aesthetics" coexists with problematic consumptions of platforms, mothers and fathers who do not know what to do and regulatory bills.Swipe, scroll, swipe, scroll. A thumb slides with mechanical cadence, a laco…
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In the midst of the culture of exhibitionism, teenagers, and a little bigger too, create codes of concealment on their social networks, in part to avoid adult surveillance, partly because of a need to control their own image. This "phantom aesthetics" coexists with problematic consumptions of platforms, mothers and fathers who do not know what to do and regulatory bills.Swipe, scroll, swipe, scroll. A thumb slides with mechanical cadence, a laco…