A SAFE SPACE TO CREATE - HOW PLATFORMS ARE APPROACHING MINORS’ PRIVACY
summary
Platforms describe concrete steps and trade-offs: regulatory stacks (GDPR, UK Age‑Appropriate Design Code, COPPA, emerging California AEDC, DSA) drive age‑appropriate design, risk assessments and DPIs with divergent regional definitions. TikTok reports 17.8 million accounts suspended (Q4) for suspected underage users, 40,000 safety staff, and tools like a refresh feature, content maturity scores, keyword filters, family pairing and multi‑option age verification (guardian selfie, ID, credit card). Panelists stress co‑design with children, parental dashboards and that no single technical silver bullet exists.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Panel introduction
- 7:08Beyond safety to well-being
- 13:48Children's data risks
- 27:11Peer harm and developmental risks
- 32:26Age design challenges
- 41:20Age verification strategies
- 53:26Future privacy priorities
- 1:00:52Verification trade-offs
- 1:04:46Evaluating new technologies like AI for children
- 1:11:00Closing & Q&A
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