Children's Online Privacy Protection Act

The video explains a federal law that protects the privacy of children under 13 when their information is collected online. It outlines the requirements for websites, including disclosure provisions, parental consent, and limits on information use. The video also covers confidentiality, retention of data, and the consequences of non-compliance, such as enforcement actions by the FTC.

What is the primary focus of the federal law discussed in the video?

• Protecting the privacy of children under 13 online

• Monitoring internet usage

• Regulating online advertising

• Ensuring website accessibility

Which of the following is a requirement for websites aimed at children?

• Posting online privacy protection provisions

• Offering free subscriptions

• Allowing anonymous browsing

• Providing educational content

What must websites obtain from parents before collecting information about children?

• A signed contract

• A government permit

• A subscription fee

• Parental consent

What rights do parents have regarding their children's information collected online?

• Delete the website

• Share it on social media

• Sell the information

• Review and prevent future collection

What can happen if a website fails to comply with the privacy protection standards?

• Private action or governmental enforcement

• Higher advertising revenue

• Increased website traffic

• Automatic website shutdown