COPPA 2.0 passes Senate unanimously, boosting online privacy for minors
The US Senate has unanimously approved COPPA 2.0, a new legislation aimed at enhancing online protections for children and teens. The Children and Teens’ Online Privacy Protection Act seeks to prevent platforms from collecting personal data from minors without consent, addressing modern online threats like targeted advertising. The bill’s passage marks a significant step towards safeguarding young users online, with potential implications for tech giants and privacy regulations.
