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How to Protect Our Kids' Data and Privacy

Opinion: Kids nowadays have a web based presence beginning at delivery, which raises a bunch of criminal and moral considerations. We desperately desire a new information coverage framework.
Opinion: Kids today have an online presence starting at birth, which raises a host of legal and ethical concerns. We desperately need a new data protection framework.

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Author: Wired

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