Congress can, however, assist Facebook and companies like us in advancing online child and teen safety.
Congress need not amend COPPA at this time.
Protecting our children's online privacy and safety is a critical issue whose importance cannot be overstated.
I think it would hamper kids around our country, and set them back, vis-a-vis children of the same age in other countrie...
Tell me why you like the age 13, and why you think that shouldn't change.
You give them aggregate information about your users, but not specific information?
Let me ask about your--you call it Windows Live Family Safety?
I'm not a--personally, I'm not a huge Internet user.
this is the most important issue that we've talked about here today, understanding why that age for COPPA must be kept a...
I know some companies may differ with me on this, but my impression is that there's really not a way that exists, yet, t...
But, that's the main legislative recommendation I would make: create some legal protections for teenagers.
I think COPPA operates well as it is. I'm not necessarily talking about revisiting the actual legislation, but I do thin...
Thank you for your leadership.
Does your company have policies that go beyond COPPA?
And how do parents find out about that?
Senator Pryor. And so, let me ask a follow-up there.
Thank you.
I think it would be a mistake, actually, to say, 'Well, because we can't get it, you know, 100 percent, we should just g...
