Everyone, even children, must be properly informed about how their data is used. This information should be age-appropriate and accessible so that users can effectively understand and take advantage…

There are several legal and practical reasons why children should be allowed to exercise their own digital rights.

Strengthening the rights of children should also involve specific protection measures by design on the websites, services and apps they are likely to use.

The law does to a certain degree accept a child's consent to the processing of data, accompanied by parental consent when the child is under 15. The CNIL has provided further clarification on the…

Checking a child's age and parental permission is a complex but crucial issue: how can we protect children if we cannot identify them or know who has parental authority? How can this be achieved…

Parents are key when it comes to the digital education of children. But they need to be given ways to help them protect their rights, while respecting their best interests.