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The age appropriate design code and have been brought in by the uk's data regulator, the information commissioner's office. we assessed that the sort of areas where there is the biggest risk, particularly for children, is in social media messaging, in online video and music and in online games, because these are the areas where children are spending a lot of time and effort. a lot of their data is being collected through these, and potentially, in some cases, it's being misused. the code stops companies sharing data without a compelling reason and makes them take account of the best interests ...

Children should be in that category. i don't think it should be allowed. you know, if i sign up for something, i agree to the terms and conditions, and that is fair enough. even if i don't read them thoroughly, i'm signing up to them. whereas children aren't doing that. they're not able to make those kinds of decisions. to be perfectly honest, i don't tend to read, let alone understand, the terms and conditions. but recently, some new rules have come in that are meant to restrict the collection of children's data. these rules are called the age appropriate design code and have been brought in ...

A child turns 13 years old, 72 million data points have been collected on them? no, and that's shocking. i just don't think that children, they should be in that category, i don't think they should be allowed. you know, if i sign up for something, i agree to the terms and conditions, and that's fair enough, even if i don't read them thoroughly, i'm... i'm signing up to them. whereas children aren't doing that, they're not able to make those kinds of decisions. to be perfectly honest, i don't tend to read, let alone understand, the terms and conditions. but recently, some new rules have come in...

Be in that category, i don't think they should be allowed. you know, if i sign up for something, i agree to the terms and conditions, and that's fair enough, even if i don't read them thoroughly, i'm... i'm signing up to them. whereas children aren't doing that, they're not able to make those kinds of decisions. to be perfectly honest, i don't tend to read, let alone understand, the terms and conditions. but recently, some new rules have come in that are meant to restrict the collection of children's data. these rules are called the age—appropriate design code, and have been brought in by th...