That's fine but I'd expect if the issue is to be treated with any urgency we would have some sense of the problem. If parties are acting sensibly with data and

That's fine but I'd expect if the issue is to be treated with any urgency we would have some sense of the problem. If parties are acting sensibly with data and self regulating then the urgency is quite less than top priority. Does it need to be addressed, yes but perhaps parties would spend some time to get it right before rushing to create privacy disclosures that will only add to the confusion. Disclosing partner and vendor data usage to parents is likely a tricky issue for schools. My guess is the current loophole is more about laziness and lack of mature regulation than any insidious plan by Google to capture data about our kids so they can show more relevant ads.