This is dependent on if you’re giving them a reason to. If you’re 15 and are acting drunk or high or suspected of doing shit online or building bombs or stealing, etc expect less privacy.
If there’s no reason to think anything like that, expect more privacy. Every kid\teenager thinks they should just have complete privacy. Most parents know that can be a terrible idea. Very few things in life are simply black or white. Most things are somewhere in a shade of grey.
This is dependent on if you’re giving them a reason to. If you’re 15 and are acting drunk or high or suspected of doing shit online or building bombs or stealing, etc expect less privacy.
If there’s no reason to think anything like that, expect more privacy. Every kid\teenager thinks they should just have complete privacy. Most parents know that can be a terrible idea. Very few things in life are simply black or white. Most things are somewhere in a shade of grey.
In a healthy relationship, yes, be trustworthy and you’ll gain trust.