Children's Online Privacy

Children’s online privacy refers to protecting the personal information children share while using the internet. It involves rules and practices that prevent unauthorized collection, use, or sharing of their data, such as names, photos, or locations. Laws like COPPA in the U.S. require websites and apps aimed at children to obtain parental consent before gathering such information. The goal is to ensure children’s safety online, respect their privacy rights, and give parents control over what their children share and access. Overall, it's about creating a secure digital environment that safeguards children’s personal details.