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Privacy policyResearch document type
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Data retention deletion policyResearch document type
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Children's Online Privacy Protection Rule
16 CFR Part 312
Check whether an online service is directed to children under 13 or has actual knowledge it collects their personal information. The FTC FAQ reflects the rule amended April 22, 2025; source current requirements from 16 CFR Part 312 and keep guidance separate from binding provisions.
Jurisdictions: US-FEDERAL
Research applicability questions
Is the website or online service directed to children under 13, including a mixed-audience service?
Do you have actual knowledge that you collect personal information from children under 13?
What identifiers or other COPPA-defined personal information does the service collect, use or disclose?
Are you the service operator or another party collecting children’s information through that service?
For educational agencies/institutions receiving funds under US Department of Education programs. Confirm funding and education-record scope; not every private school is automatically covered. Rights transfer to eligible students at age 18 or attendance at a postsecondary institution. Vendor access and disclosures require their own exception and control review.
Jurisdictions: US-FEDERAL
Research applicability questions
Does the educational institution receive covered Department of Education funding and maintain education records?
Are the relevant rights held by a parent or an eligible student, and what authorizes any vendor access/disclosure?