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Check out our press releases and news articles about the Privacy Program.
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Kids Are Exposed to Targeted Advertising Across the Industry (2022)
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The State of Kids Privacy, podcast interview of Jill Bronfman (2022)
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A Thumbs Down for Streaming Privacy - The New York Times (2021)
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Streaming Content? Your Kids’ Privacy Might Be At Risk (2021)
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Common Sense Media finds streaming apps & devices put privacy of children at risk (2021)
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ISTE20 Live: 5 Questions to Ask about Data Privacy During Remote Learning (2020)
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ISTE 2020: Consider these 10 privacy questions when adopting ed tech (2020)
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Widespread distance learning means more student information is going online (2020)
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Most Ed Tech Fails at Data and Privacy Policy Practices (2020)
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How Enterprises Should Prepare for California’s Consumer Privacy Act (2020)
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California’s consumer privacy law is here. How you can exercise your rights (2019)
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California Consumer Privacy Act of 2020: What the new privacy law means to you (2019)
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The Technology 202: Elizabeth Warren just made her battle against Facebook more personal (2019)
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K-12 Companies Improve on Data Privacy, But Questionable Practices Abound, Report Finds (2019)
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An Interview with Girard Kelly: Privacy Risks and Harms report (2019)
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Are State Student-Data-Privacy Laws Changing Companies’ Behavior? (2019)
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Which Apps Are Safe for Kids? Three Tools That Read the Fine Print for You (2018)
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Common Sense Welcomes Esteemed Privacy Expert to Serve as Privacy Counsel (2018)
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Schools are using AI to track what students write on their computers (2018)
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Common Sense Education Launches K-12 Edtech Privacy Evaluation Platform (2016)