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With the development of social networking sites, the need to manage privacy levels has been demanded by many users and discussed by many researchers. Due to the fact that a large number of users of these sites are children, this need is becoming even more pressing. Protecting online privacy is crucial, especially for children who do not have the knowledge, ability and awareness to avoid risks caused by privacy breaches. This paper presents and evaluates a tool called PrivacyDoc that will help parents control their children's privacy level and recommend a suitable level of privacy. This tool has been implemented and its usability has been tested based on the user's point of view.