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U.S. HOUSE PASSES YOUTH ONLINE SAFETY LEGISLATION

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A 1998 federal privacy law

The main U.S. kids' online privacy law dates back to 1998!

COPPA was signed when Google was 2 weeks old and Facebook didn't exist. It only protects children under 13 — the new House bill would extend protections to teens up to age 17.

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