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We published my daughter.

Andy -  
 Andy -
Hello, we just published a photo of my 4-month-old daughter on social media without my or her father's consent... can I file a complaint for violation of a minor's privacy?

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jordane45 Posted messages 30426 Registration date   Status Modérateur Last intervention   4 830
 
Hello,
Start by looking at what is indicated here:
https://www.service-public.fr/particuliers/vosdroits/F32103

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Sincerely,
Jordane
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jordane45 Posted messages 30426 Registration date   Status Modérateur Last intervention   4 830
 
And in addition:

In certain circumstances, the consent of the represented person may be presumed. Three situations of this type are generally identified: photos taken in public places, photos of a crowd, and photos of public figures.

In the case of people appearing in a photo of a monument taken in a public place, the consent of each of these people is not required when the photo is subsequently disseminated. The same applies when you photograph a crowd of people at an event.

However, when a person appears in close-up in a photo, they can invoke their right to their image even if the photo in question was taken in a public place or if the person was part of a crowd.
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Andy
 
So I have the right to file a complaint? .. it’s a photo that I took but never published and it’s my husband’s ex-wife who just published it... she wants to harm my image and that of my daughter.
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Alex- Posted messages 3004 Registration date   Status Membre Last intervention   963
 
Hello,

And before going to file a complaint, why not ask the person who took the photo for its removal? It must be someone close to photograph your 4-month-old daughter and to follow her on social media.
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Andy
 
It’s a person who wants to harm my image and that of my daughter; she is not a close person, she is the ex-wife of my child's father.
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