Can parents check their children's hotel records?

Generally, it won't, and it may infringe on the right to privacy, but if it is not infringed by public security organs and other departments. The public security bureau can check the development records. According to the law, you must register with your ID card to check into a hotel. The registration records will be sent to the public security bureau for backup, and the public security bureau can naturally find the check-in records. From the perspective of privacy, the essence of privacy is a natural right, so privacy is protected by law only if the subject does not violate the mandatory provisions of the law and important public morality. The subject of rights should engage in or not engage in certain activities that have nothing to do with public interests or are harmless according to his own will, and be free from interference, destruction and domination by others. The subject of rights has the right to keep confidential the contents of private letters, telegrams, telephones, faxes and conversations, and prohibit others from illegally eavesdropping or stealing. The development of privacy system is closely related to the development of modern communication. With the rapid development of information processing and transmission technology, the content of personal communication is easy to be eavesdropped or stolen. Therefore, ensuring the security of personal communication has become an important content of privacy.

Legal basis:

"Measures for the Administration of Public Security in Hotel Industry" Article 6 A hotel must register when receiving passengers' accommodation. At the time of registration, the passenger's identity documents shall be checked and truthfully registered according to the prescribed items. To receive accommodation from overseas tourists, an accommodation registration form shall also be submitted to the local public security organ within 24 hours.

Derivative problem:

The main types of privacy right

1, the right of personal freedom, the right of the right subject to engage in or not engage in certain activities unrelated to social interests according to his own will, and not to be interfered, destroyed or dominated by others.

2. Right to information confidentiality, personal life information, including all personal information and data. Such as height, weight, female measurements, medical records, physical defects, health status, life experience, property status, marriage, family, social relations, hobbies, beliefs, psychological characteristics and so on. The right subject has the right to prohibit others from illegally using personal life information, for example, not peeking into the secret parts of citizens' bodies, diaries and so on. , and without the consent of others, shall not be forced to disclose their property status, social relations and other private matters not known to the outside world.

3. Personal communication privacy. The obligee has the right to keep personal letters, telegrams, telephone calls, faxes and conversations confidential, and prohibit others from illegally eavesdropping or stealing. The development of privacy system is closely related to the development of modern communication. With the rapid development of information processing and transmission technology, the content of personal communication is easy to be eavesdropped or stolen. Therefore, ensuring the security of personal communication has become an important content of privacy.

4. Personal privacy. The right subject has the right to use his privacy according to his own will to engage in various activities to meet his own needs. For example, writing an autobiography with personal life information, painting or photographing with your own image or body, etc. These activities cannot be illegally interfered, but the use of privacy must not violate the mandatory provisions of the law, and must not violate public order and good customs, that is, rights must not be abused. For example, using one's private parts to make obscene articles should be considered as illegal use of privacy, which constitutes an illegal act.