COPPA: Drilling Down on Verifiable Parental Consent (webinar)

The Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) was created to protect the privacy of children under 13 when using the internet. Before a child can provide personal information online, the website must obtain Verifiable Parental Consent. But what exactly constitutes Verifiable Parental Consent, and how can a company ensure it is obtaining consent correctly?

Webinar

Event Contact
Anna Sucin

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Join Pillsbury for an informative webinar where we will discuss the appropriate times to collect a child’s personal information, how to obtain the proper parental consent and how to avoid any potential penalties from the FTC.

Topics:

Direct notices to parents
What is "verifiable parental consent"
How to obtain needed consent
Penalties and other consequences

Speakers

Lauren Lynch Flick

Senior Counsel

Catherine D. Meyer

Senior Counsel

Sponsor

Pillsbury