Delivering on Children’s Rights Online An Improved Digital World for All?
summary
Panel documents that children average over seven hours a day online and 50% of children feel addicted, with many encountering porn before age ten. Specific failures include Microsoft 365 education tracking cookies and audits showing only 11% of data flows reported; complaints from 2018 remain unresolved. Concrete remedies proposed: Article 28 DSA guidelines, an EU tender for age verification, technical standards (IT 2089/7000) and deterrent enforcement such as fines or bans on processing children’s data.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 8:50Children’s online protection challenges
- 19:23GDPR enforcement limits
- 27:14Ethics in tech development
- 35:41Age verification regulations
- 46:16Political will and the role of the European Commission
- 57:18Standards bridging law and tech
- 1:01:31Future priorities
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