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COPPA Rule — children’s online privacy, 16 CFR part 312
AI-use reference. Current rule incorporates April 22, 2025 amendments. Applies to: Covered commercial online operators directed to children under 13 or with relevant actual knowledge; including qualifying AI/chatbot services. Requirements or purpose: Provide…
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AI-use reference. Current rule incorporates April 22, 2025 amendments. Applies to: Covered commercial online operators directed to children under 13 or with relevant actual knowledge; including qualifying AI/chatbot services. Requirements or purpose: Provide notice and obtain required verifiable parental consent; honor access/deletion; minimize collection; secure children’s data and limit retention. Current personal-information definition includes biometric identifiers. Limits: Not a blanket all-ages or all-municipal-data law. School authorization has limited educational conditions; commercial reuse needs separate review. Consult the current rule rather than treating every older FTC FAQ as updated.
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- Federal agencies
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- June 23, 2025
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- Department / subject
- AI governance and legal reference
- Public body
- Federal agencies
Source notes
Official source reviewed October 26, 2026. Federal regulation; scope limited to covered operators. Dates/version: 2025-06-23. Locator: 312.2 definitions; 312.4–312.6 notice/consent/rights; 312.8 security; 312.10 retention Not a blanket all-ages or all-municipal-data law. School authorization has limited educational conditions; commercial reuse needs separate review. Consult the current rule rather than treating every older FTC FAQ as updated.
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