Luck runs out for roulette-style video chat app placing Australian children at risk. eSafety’s first enforcement action under Australia’s Industry Codes and Standards.
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$8.75M Google Settlement Resolves Class Action Lawsuit Over Alleged Chromebook Privacy Violations (Class Action.org)Read more >>
Luck runs out for roulette-style video chat app placing Australian children at risk. eSafety’s first enforcement action under Australia’s Industry Codes and StandardsExternal link. (eSafety Commissioner)Read more >>
Louisiana Sues Roblox For Violating Privacy Law By Not Violating Privacy Law (Techdirt)Read more >>
Nonprofit hits Apple with FTC complaint over harmful content for kids (Fox Business) Read more >>
North Carolina Attorney General Takes Action To Protect Children Online (WHKY)Read more >>
Flurry Of States Back Florida In Social Media Law Appeal (Tampa Free Press) Read more >>
Minnesota Attorney General Ellison joins other states suing TikTok for preying on young people with addictive algorithms and exploitative features (Press Release)Read more >>
TikTok Urges Judge To Throw Out Kids' Privacy Suit (Media Post)Read more >>
Colorado AG Proposes Updates to Colorado Privacy Act Rules to Address Minors' Online Safety (Daivs, Wright & Tremaine LLP)Read more >>
Brazil One Step Away from Protecting Children Online (Human Rights Watch)Read more >>
Paxton and the Path Forward for Age Assurance (Common Sense Media)Read more >>
Stranger danger 2.0: How anonymous random chat app platforms are putting children at risk (eSafety Commissioner)Read more >>
Sen. Hawley to probe Meta after report finds its AI chatbots flirt with kids
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Why Banning Kids from Social Media Won’t Work — And What To Do Instead
As governments around the world move toward social media bans for minors, one thing is clear: blunt instruments won’t solve the complex challenge of keeping kids safe online. In our latest blog, PRIVO explores why bans fall short—and outlines smarter, sustainable solutions grounded in age assurance, privacy by design, and platform accountability.
