When do most states consider children to be adults with the right to privacy?

A) Age 16
B) Age 18
C) Age 21
D) Age 25
E) When the child has a job

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When do most states consider children to be adults with the right to privacy?A)  Age 16B)  Age 18C)  Age 21D)  Age 25E)  When the child has a job

Arianna Sandford · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : B, Explanation :  In most states, the age of majority, at which an individual is considered an adult with full legal rights, including the right to privacy, is 18.

When do most states consider children to be adults with the right to privacy?

A) Age 16
B) Age 18
C) Age 21
D) Age 25
E) When the child has a job

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