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Research on Children's Network Privacy Protection in Mobile Social Media

With the advent of Web2.0 age, the way of social groups communication and interaction has been continuously updated. The issues concerning the privacy of children's network in mobile social media have also been continuously discussed by the academic community. In order to solve the problem of property loss and mental relief caused by leakage of children's network privacy. The paper starts from the interactive behavior of netizens in mobile social media, including communication forwarding/sharing information, posting status, uploading photos, etc., to distinguish behaviors that are more likely to infringe the privacy of children's networks. And we also analyze the relationship between users (children, guardians, network managers, technology supporters, the government) and the privacy of children's network using quantitative design research methods. Finally, these relationships are used to proposed principles of protecting the privacy of children's network.