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Children’s Privacy in a Digital World

In honor of Data Privacy Week 2026.

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In today’s digital world, young people navigate technology from the moment they can tap a screen, and yet the systems designed to protect their data are still evolving. This webinar takes a deep dive into the unique privacy challenges facing kids, teens, parents, and educators as technology becomes woven into learning, communication, and self-expression. 

We’ll explore: 

  • The rising push for age verification and what it means for both privacy and First Amendment rights.  

  • The data practices of K–12 educational technology tools, and how well current protections actually work in classrooms. 

  • Major policy proposals, including the Children’s Online Safety Act (COSA), and what these legislative shifts could mean for families, schools, and platforms. 

Attendees will leave with a clearer understanding of the risks, rights, and responsibilities shaping the digital lives of young people, and what’s needed to create a safer, more privacy-respecting future for all students.   

Register for the webinar here.

Check out the rest of our Data Privacy Week webinars!

Monday 1/26: Data Privacy Week 2026 Kick-off

Wednesday 1/28: Privacy Law Made Simple

Friday 1/30: The Right to Be Forgotten: Deleting Your Online Data

Friday 1/30: Level Up Your Privacy Game!

Thursday 2/5: Dynamic Pricing: When Algorithms Set the Cost

Speakers

Dr. Lorrie Cranor

Director

CyLab Security and Privacy Institute, Carnegie Mellon University

Dr. Lorrie Cranor

Director

CyLab Security and Privacy Institute, Carnegie Mellon University

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