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ARTICLE · 29 APRIL 2022

BBB Lays Out Teen Privacy Best Practices

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Last week, BBB National Programs' Center for Industry Self-Regulation announced the launch of the TeenAge Privacy Program (TAPP) Roadmap, "a new operational framework designed to help companies develop digital products and services that consider and respond to the heightened potential of risks and harms to teenage consumers, and to ensure that businesses collect and manage teen data responsibly."

Teens (defined in the Roadmap as folks 13 to 17 years old, inclusive) are super active on the internet, but they fall into a sort of gray space: they are not kids (and therefore not entitled to protection under COPPA), but they are not adults, either. As the Roadmap acknowledges, "the teenage stage of cognitive and social development means that the risks and harms implicit in the use of digital products and services may differ in both kind and degree for teen users."

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