The correct response is the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act. This act is designed to protect the personal information of children under the age of 13 when they are using online services and websites, including e-commerce sites related to sporting goods.
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? Keep in mind that Callum is buying the shoes, not his daughter.
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Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act
Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act
acceptable use policy
acceptable use policy
anti-piracy laws
anti-piracy laws
Federal Trade Commission Act
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that only appiles if his daughter were buying the shoes, please chose a different option
You're correct; the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act specifically focuses on the collection of personal information from children. In this case, since Callum is the one making the purchase, the most relevant option would be the Federal Trade Commission Act. This act helps to protect consumers by regulating unfair or deceptive acts or practices in commerce, which includes the safeguarding of personal information collected during online transactions.
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