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COPPA – Part Two: COPPA and Online Privacy

Posted on December 21, 2011 by Travis Crabtree

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Today, we continue our series on the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act. Last time, we talked about the basic pitfalls of contracting with minors online. You can also read my overview of COPPA.

This video discusses COPPA and online privacy as it relates to minors.

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