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The state Supreme Court affirmed children's privacy
rights with an April 17 ruling: Parents do not have
unconditional access to their children's health records.
In
a decision that child advocates say extends new privacy
rights to children, the Iowa Supreme Court has ruled
that a child's mental health records can be kept private
from a parent.
The operator of a Web site for Jonas Brothers' fans has
promised to change its policies following a query by the
Children's Advertising Review Unit (CARU).
Sony Music Entertainment will pay $1 million to settle
Federal Trade Commission (FTC) charges that it violated
the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA).
Although age-verification systems have long been coveted
for helping protect children online, the technologies
now emerging to satisfy that want are not being welcomed
with open arms.
A
number of New York State legislators have proposed a
bill, supported by Attorney General Andrew Cuomo, that
aims to provide safeguards from sexual predators
operating within online social networking utilities.
A
number of New York State legislators have proposed a
bill, supported by Attorney General Andrew Cuomo, that
aims to provide safeguards from sexual predators
operating within online social networking utilities.
The National Consumer Council has released a report that
found nearly all of the 40 most popular Web sites
visited by children between the ages of seven and 16
"bombard" them with advertising and employ
information-gathering tactics that may violate data
protection rules.
The National Consumer Council has released a report that
found nearly all of the 40 most popular Web sites
visited by children between the ages of seven and 16
"bombard" them with advertising and employ
information-gathering tactics that may violate data
protection rules.
Parent and privacy advocates say that schools should be
required to obtain parental permission before obtaining
children's fingerprints for use to grant access to
libraries and cafeterias.
Parent and privacy advocates say that schools should be
required to obtain parental permission before obtaining
children's fingerprints for use to grant access to
libraries and cafeterias.
