Protecting Kids Online
We are a national coalition fighting to protect children's privacy from government Digital ID mandates and data farming legislation by putting parents at the center of every conversation.
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What App‑Store Age Checks Really Build: A Family Identity Map
Every conversation about app‑store age verification focuses on the front‑end experience: a pop‑up, a prompt, a consent screen. But the real action is happening underneath those screens, in the identity systems required to make “parental app...
What the 30‑State Lawsuit Against Meta Really Means for Online Safety
When 30 Attorneys General sued Meta in late 2023, most coverage focused on the dollar amount, a potential trillion‑dollar liability, and the emotional testimony about youth mental health. What didn’t get nearly enough attention was the list...
New Research Challenges the Push for Tech Mandates
A new national memo from the Coalition for Empowering Families (CEF) just confirmed something parents have been saying for years: the strongest protection a child has online is a parent — not a government mandate, not a phone ban, and not a...
AI Toys Are Always Listening: The Hidden Surveillance in Kids’ Rooms
A soft rocket-shaped plush sits on a bedroom shelf. Marketed as a screen-free adventure partner for kids as young as three, it talks, remembers names, asks questions, and encourages imagination. When it is powered on, however, it is also li...
Personalized Learning or Permanent Profiles? What Google Classroom and ClassDojo Actually Collect
“Personalized learning.”
That’s the pitch.
What often gets built instead is a detailed, persistent profile of a child’s clicks, time-on-task, behavioral flags, assignments, interactions, photos, messages, and classroom activity…data that...
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