COPPA Compliance Timeline: 1998 Rules to 2026 Updates
COPPA, enacted in 1998 and amended effective July 2013, requires parental consent for apps/websites directed to children under 13 that collect...

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COPPA, enacted in 1998 and amended effective July 2013, requires parental consent for apps/websites directed to children under 13 that collect...
MSG Entertainment faces fresh lawsuits after a 45GB biometric data breach exposed 26 million visitor records, including facial recognition logs and...
Gov. Landry's executive order creates a statewide framework to attract data centers while requiring investments in grid reliability, local taxes, and...
EU and US policies now align on age verification, platform accountability, and gaming safeguards for minors.
Industry shifts toward decentralized, user-controlled identity verification are accelerating.
Labour could counter Reform UK's appeal among young men by launching a Gamer's Charter—a bundle of targeted policies on issues like loot boxes to...
California's SB 690 would exempt commercial data collection from wiretap laws, exposing all electronic communications to Big Tech monitoring.
Steam now blocks searches for the LGBTQ+ tag on Mainland China region accounts, displaying an error citing "local laws and regulations," though tagged...
Tech giants push privacy arguments to resist regulation while facing children's data and rights issues.
Business interests and nonprofits argued for less taxation and regulation of skill games following a state Supreme Court ruling, highlighting persistent legal and policy debates around these machines at the state level.
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