Question

Callum creates an account on
the website of a sporting
goods store so he can buy
new soccer cleats for his
daughter. What protects his
personal information when he
uses the site?
(1 point)
Children’s Online
Privacy Protection Act
acceptable use policy
anti-piracy laws
Federal Trade
Commission Act

Answer 1

The **Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA)** is the best choice in this context, as it specifically addresses the collection of personal information from children under the age of 13. It imposes certain requirements on websites and online services regarding how they handle the personal information of children, which would include protecting Callum's daughter's information when he creates an account to buy soccer cleats.

However, it's worth noting that while COPPA focuses on children, other laws and practices may also protect Callum's personal information in general, such as the use of secure transactions and privacy policies.