If it's the EFF, I think they went out on a limb on this one that not a lot of American parents would agree with. "People have the right to communicate privatel

If it's the EFF, I think they went out on a limb on this one that not a lot of American parents would agree with. "People have the right to communicate privately without backdoors or censorship, including when those people are minors" (emphasis mine) is a controversial position. Arguably, not having that level of privacy is the curtailment on children's rights.