"Dad, Why Did You Read My Messages That's My Privacy"

The story begins when a young girl named Sarah protests to her father for reading messages on her phone, which Sarah considers to be her privacy. Her father then explains that a person Sarah met online for two weeks has been asking for personal information such as her school name, home address, and even requesting a photo of her alone, while that person never reveals their own face. The father helps Sarah understand that keeping secrets from parents at the request of a stranger is a major red flag and not a sign of a true friend. In the end, Sarah comes to understand that her father checking her phone is not out of a lack of trust, but rather an act of protection to keep her safe from online dangers