I think it would be a mistake, actually, to say, 'Well, because we can't get it, you know, 100 percent, we should just give up.'

Thank you.

Senator Pryor. And so, let me ask a follow-up there.

And how do parents find out about that?

Does your company have policies that go beyond COPPA?

Thank you for your leadership.

I think COPPA operates well as it is. I'm not necessarily talking about revisiting the actual legislation, but I do think we ought to think about what protections we could provide for teens.

But, that's the main legislative recommendation I would make: create some legal protections for teenagers.

I know some companies may differ with me on this, but my impression is that there's really not a way that exists, yet, to truly get rock-solid age verification.

this is the most important issue that we've talked about here today, understanding why that age for COPPA must be kept at 13

I'm not a--personally, I'm not a huge Internet user.