Sentence examples for verifiable consent from inspiring English sources
However, COPPA forbids a company from storing a child's personal information, including recordings of their voice, without the explicit, verifiable consent of their parents.
The law, the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act, requires Web site operators to obtain verifiable consent from parents before collecting personal information about children under age 13.
COPPA requires that companies provide direct notice to parents and verifiable consent parents before collecting under 13's information online.
The law's guidelines are designed to protect children's privacy online, and requires companies get explicit, verifiable consent from parents in order to store a child's personal information if they're under 13.
It also sets guidelines of verifiable consent from parents or guardians, and sets restrictions on online marketers advertising to Internet users under the age of 13.
The Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) stipulates that companies selling products online must offer options for online membership/activity to children under 13 after obtaining verifiable consent from a parent or guardian.
New Federal Trade Commission rules require that Web sites that gather information from children younger than 13 first obtain "verifiable parental consent," and the Skateboard.com site requests parental consent for visitors 14 and younger.
This privacy law prohibits collecting personal information from underage children without verifiable parental consent.
According to the complaint, the Mobbles app collected personal information from children "without providing any notice to parents and without even attempting to obtain prior, verifiable parental consent".
The Times also found programs in Google's Play store and Apple's App Store that were labeled appropriate for children but, once downloaded, sent personal data without verifiable parental consent.
The law, the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act, or Coppa, requires operators of Web sites to notify parents and obtain verifiable parental consent before collecting, using or disclosing personal information about children younger than 13.
