Deník N reported that a website, promoce.cz, was offering photographs from various public events, such as graduations and weddings, which included images of children but without any parental consent. The case was brought to light when a parent, Klára, discovered that her child's photo was included among others on the site, leading to concerns about privacy and the unauthorized use of children's images.

Klára had attended a graduation ceremony at Charles University with her one-year-old daughter and later sought photos from the event, only to find that the promotional website had captured and displayed images of many children during various ceremonies. This raised alarm bells about the extent to which parents are aware of their children's images being shared and sold online without consent, an issue that has become especially pertinent in the digital age.

Following inquiries from Deník N, the operators of promoce.cz took action to remove a portion of the photos that had been uploaded without parental authorization. This case highlights significant concerns over child privacy, internet safety, and the potential exploitation of children's images on public platforms, prompting discussions on appropriate regulations regarding such practices in Czechia and beyond.