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A new online privacy code could soon force social media platforms to verify the age of young users in Australia.

Senator Ed Markey and other members of Congress penned a letter to Chair of the Federal Trade Commission Lina Khan, urging the agency to ensure that companies uphold the commitments made in their children’s privacy notices and hold them accountable if they fail to do so.

Since Congress enacted the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) in 1998, the regulatory wall between kids and teens has been a remarkably durable one.

As the scandals surrounding Facebook stack up, we have a timely opportunity to create a regulatory framework that ensures that Big Tech starts to operate in the best interests of children.

As the scandals surrounding Facebook stack up, we have a timely opportunity to create a regulatory framework that ensures that Big Tech starts to operate in the best interests of children.

As the scandals surrounding Facebook stack up, we have a timely opportunity to create a regulatory framework that ensures that Big Tech starts to operate in the best interests of children.

As the scandals surrounding Facebook stack up, we have a timely opportunity to create a regulatory framework that ensures that Big Tech starts to operate in the best interests of children.

The Children’s Code, officially called the Age Appropriate Design Code, came into force in August and carries potential fines of up to 4% of global...

The Children’s Code, officially called the Age Appropriate Design Code, came into force in August and carries potential fines of up to 4% of global...

Lawmakers wrote to the FTC Commissioner, asking her to enforce new child protection measures