Children's privacy in the digital age.
summary
Summaries of research, regulation and practice converge on concrete problems and fixes: a classroom-facing myprivacy.uk toolkit explains where children’s data goes; schools deploy keystroke/safeguarding software that flags errors in ~70% of cases (boys flagged for “gang” searches, kids flagged as suicide risks); regulators cite facial‑recognition rulings in Sweden and France and an ICO age‑appropriate design code covering under‑18s; CNIL runs a public consultation and publishes UX tools at designmil.fr; games firms log gameplay and use self‑declared ages with parental opt‑ins and parental controls.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 5:13Childrens Data Privacy Online
- 6:58Childrens Data Privacy
- 8:31My Privacy Toolkit
- 10:23Childrens Voices
- 11:43Childrens Rights in Education
- 20:14Digital Innovation Lab
- 23:00Childrens Privacy
- 30:35Guidance
- 34:44Scope
- 40:17FIE
- 42:24Types of data collected
- 45:46How to identify children
- 47:51Parental control tools
- 48:21Parental dialogue
- 49:08Questions
- 50:29Most used legal ground
- 52:07A new literacy
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