Social Media Influencer's Negligence: A Case of Omission

You must've seen the viral video of a popular social media influencer's 'accidental' livestream where she accidentally exposed her son's personal info and photos to millions. This incident raises eyebrows over the liability of influencers. This is a classic case of omission of duty under Section 49 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, which states that if a person omits to perform a legal duty, they can be held liable for damages. Here, the influencer's duty to protect her son's privacy was breached, causing harm. This incident falls under the legal concept of 'Negligent Omission' or 'Negligenz im Verschulden' in common law jurisdictions. Can you think of the damages her son and family might claim?