Minors Protection Registry

Youth Everywhere are at Historic Risk for Online Harm

Most parents of young children, tweens and teens are painfully aware that serious, real-world risks confront their children when they are engaged in digital activities – even when they are interacting from the perceived safety of home.

Many of the most prevalent online harms associated to youth and their digital activities (cyber bullying, exposure to violent pornography, access to illegal drugs, sex trafficking, delivery of content promoting self-harm and eating disorders delivered through addictive feeds) may have been prevented if online services had followed best practices – and complied with applicable state and federal laws protecting children’s privacy and safety.

The Minors Protection Registry (MPR) effortlessly identifies minors to prevent unauthorized access to age-restricted digital services, websites, ads, and apps by enabling companies to be age-aware. The MPR is the front row of defense to make sure companies are doing all they can to keep minors out or let them in compliantly.

PRIVO’s patented Minors Protection Registry and Signaling Service empowers parents to protect their children online and enables companies to effortlessly identify minors at their digital front door without added friction or costs allowing them to make informed decisions on user access, ads, experiences, and offerings. In less than five minutes, any parent across the globe will be able to enroll their children and authorize PRIVO as their agent to ensure they are not granted access to subscribing age-restricted products and services for which the child is below the minimum age. Parents may add their children and minors-associated devices through PRIVO directly and via employers and partners who support sharing the message to accelerate adoption

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It is free to parents to register their children.

Subscribing companies will pay a nominal fee.... xxx

No. The Minors Protection Registry only covers those messages related to products and services that children are prohibited from purchasing, viewing, possessing, participating in or receiving under State and Federal law.

If the company is not a subscriber to the registry, ...xxx

Information in the Registry is securely hashed, which means the data will be transformed into a string of unreadable text using a one-way mathematical function called hashing.

PRIVO maintains a comprehensive set of compliance certifications, standards, and attestations to validate our #1 value of Trust.

To register your school's domain, contact us directly. Only the principal's office, or the equivalent, can request that a school's domain be registered. The Registry support staff will respond to your inquiry to verify that you have authority over the domain you request registered.

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