Last week, I wrote about the Children Online Privacy Protection Act. The day after I published that blog, the Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood (CCFC) wrote a Letter to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) asking for an investigation into Facebook's Messenger Kids. The CCFC asked the FTC to take enforcement action against Facebook for violating the Children Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA). Recall from my previous blog post that pursuant to COPPA operators such as

Children today are digital natives. They do homework, read books, talk to friends, play games and watch videos online. Personally, I want my children to be tech savvy and use the Internet, but I am concerned that my children's first introduction to the "birds and the bees" will be through a YouTube video. Or that my children will be forced into premature maturity through unfiltered online content. I am also concerned about scrupulous characters who try to take advantage of