Senator Ed Markey - 3rd Annual Data Privacy Conference USA
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Reintroduces the bipartisan Children and Teens Online Privacy Protection Act that extends COPPA to teens and requires consent for 13–15 year olds, bans targeted ads to children, mandates data minimization and an online eraser button to delete collected profiles. Cites research that 95% of teens have smartphones and nearly half are online almost constantly, and argues existing self‑regulation fails so federal legislation must mandate these technical and legal fixes.
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