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COPPA only applies to sites that are directed towards children or have "actual knowledge" that they're collecting data from children. It's legally sufficient to
by amarkov 8y ago
COPPA only applies to sites that are directed towards children or have "actual knowledge" that they're collecting data from children. It's legally sufficient to ask for birthdays and refuse signups from anyone under 13.
- viraptor 8y agoWhen you learn that someone lied and they are under 13yo, the rule applies again.
- amarkov 8y agoI'm not aware of any rule or case which supports this claim.
- viraptor 8y agoIt doesn't have to be a specific rule. You learn that the age declaration was invalid so the "§312.10 Data retention and deletion requirements" applies unless you have a verifiable parent consent.
- seanmcdirmid 8y agoNot many companies are going out of their way to learn that their users are lying about their age.
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- mdonahoe 8y agoCan companies do the same here? “Are you in the EU? Y/N”
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