How Do I Convince My Parents to Stop Monitoring My Online Activity?

I'm 17 and still dealing with parental controls on my internet. It feels ridiculous because I'm almost an adult, but they have these controls that block sites and monitor my social media. It feels like I'm being spied on, and I don't think I need this level of control anymore. We talked about how frustrating it is being treated like a kid when I'm almost an adult. I explained that the driving restrictions make sense, but the online controls don't. The conversation was about finding a way to discuss this with my parents and maybe negotiating for more freedom, especially since I feel the site blocks and social media monitoring are too much. I realized that I could approach my parents with a more mature angle, suggesting a trial period where they loosen the controls if I show responsibility. Framing it as understanding the driving restrictions but asking for online independence might help them see my point. I decided to talk to my parents about loosening both the time limits and monitoring. I plan to lead with my track record on handling responsibilities well, hoping they'll agree to a trial period of more freedom.