Itâs October 21, and on this day in 1998, the US Congress enacted the Childrenâs Online Privacy Protection Act, more widely known as COPPA (cop-uh).   This piece of legislation was passed with the aim of preventing websites and online services from collecting information from children without parental consent.

Itâs October 21, and on this day in 1998, the US Congress enacted the Childrenâs Online Privacy Protection Act, more widely known as COPPA (cop-uh). This piece of legislation was passed with the aim of preventing websites and online services from collecting information from children without parental consent.

Itâs October 21, and on this day in 1998, the US Congress enacted the Childrenâs Online Privacy Protection Act, more widely known as COPPA (cop-uh). &nbsp; This piece of legislation was passed with the aim of preventing websites and online services from collecting information from children without parental consent.

10.21 - COPPA Enacted

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10.21 - COPPA Enacted

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