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This is a blog post summing up a research paper. The paper concludes: "Instead of providing more tools to help parents and their children make informed choice
by grannyg00se 15y ago
This is a blog post summing up a research paper. The paper concludes:
"Instead of providing more tools to help parents and their children make informed choices, industry responses to COPPA have neglected parental preferences and have altogether restricted what is available for children to access. As a result, many parents now knowingly allow or assist their children in circumventing age restrictions on general–purpose sites through lying. By creating this environment, COPPA inadvertently hampers the very population it seeks to assist and forces parents and children to forgo COPPA’s protection and take greater risks in order to get access to the educational and communication sites they want to be part of their online experiences."