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Subject: | UKNM: Childrens Online Privacy Protection Act |
From: | Sam Michel |
Date: | Tue, 25 Apr 2000 18:07:24 +0100 |
Hiya Gang...
Anyone got any comments (our learned friends perhaps?) on the Childrens
Online Privacy Protection Act? I got an email from Excite saying something
about changing their email system to comply with it. The law is being
instituted by the Federal Trade Commission in the US.
I haven't read up on this, so please excuse any incorrect interpretations,
but this law means a site can't gather any information on a child under 13
without parental consent including setting a cookie on the child's machine.
I don't know if there's a way round this with a disclaimer, but it would
seem the consequences are far-reaching.
I may well have missed some nuance. Any comments? Anyone know how this
affects UK-based sites?
Toodle Pip
Sam
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