INTRODUCTION
The advent and evolution of the internet have led to innovation
by personnel to make learning easier for children. This has rapidly
shifted the use of digital education for learning. It is a school
without walls, whereby children can learn globally. From virtual
classrooms to interactive apps, online learning platforms have
become indispensable. However, this shift has also ushered in new
challenges, particularly regarding the privacy and security of
children's data. These platforms collect, store, and process
vast amounts of personal information. This concerns the over data
misuse, surveillance, and long-term digital footprints have gained
prominence without following the guidelines of the use of data
provided by the Data Privacy Act. Also, examining these risks,
assessing the legal safeguards in place, and proposing best
practices for protecting children's rights in the digital
education ecosystem is crucial.
