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Children’s online safety law across 200+ jurisdictions. A team of lawyers keeps it current.
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More than one country means more than one rulebook. Each country decides for itself who counts as a child, when a parent has to agree, and when that changes.
COPPA, GDPR, the UK’s Online Safety Act and Brazil’s ECA Digital are the headlines. The smaller rules are the ones teams miss.
Laws change without telling you. A court pauses one, a regulator issues guidance, a new law starts on a date nobody wrote down.
Most teams find out when something has already gone wrong. Knowing the rules in advance is far cheaper.
A general-purpose AI answers from what it read a while ago. It may not know something changed, and it sounds just as sure either way.
Your lawyers, your board and a regulator will ask the same thing: where does it say that? A real answer points to the law itself.
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Delaware · House Bill 380Parental consent for known child usersPending · 1 Jan 2027
Brazil · Law 15,211Age assurance; a linked parent for 16 and underIn force
United Kingdom · Online Safety ActHighly effective age assurance under 18In forceSee how live products in each market handled it before you design yours.
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