【正确答案】[参考样文] {{U}}Do minors have a right to privacy{{/U}}? People differ in their opinions on this question. {{U}}Some believe that{{/U}} even parents are not allowed to check the diary, e-mail or cellphone messages of a child without that child's consent. {{U}}The reason is obvious{{/U}}. The children's right to privacy is actually confirmed in the National Minors Protection Law. And text messages definitely are a private matter. {{U}}Others argue that{{/U}} there are very few options for parents to watch their children without invading their privacy to some degree. {{U}}According to them{{/U}}, teenagers tend to close themselves off and parents have very few ways to learn about what is going on in their young lives. As you know, children are most vulnerable and parents are sometimes forced to invade their privacy. {{U}}Apparently{{/U}}, the majority of parents see things quite differently from the lawmakers. {{U}}As far as I'm concerned{{/U}}, I am in favor of protecting children's privacy. {{U}}If{{/U}} parents really care about their children, there are some other, non-invasive ways to safeguard them. {{U}}This{{/U}} may take patience, skill, and tolerance, but it could pay off in the end.