China rolls out data privacy law for children
In the last twelve months children’s data privacy law has expanded from what was just the US (COPPA) to covering all of Europe (under GDPR-K). But it’s not stopping there. Against many expectations, China has also introduced protection for children online.
AwesomeAds wins Campaign Breakthrough Technology Award for Kid-Safe Programmatic Advertising
Campaign has awarded AwesomeAds the prestigious Breakthrough Technology Award for kid-safe programmatic advertising.
The top 5 kids trends so far in 2018
In January we revealed Kids’ Trend Predictions for 2018 – as chosen by kids and submitted on our PopJam platform. They suggested slime, unicorns, fidget spinners, squishies and iPhones would be the top trends for 2018.
Mattel and SuperAwesome in conversation: Digital privacy and the challenges of technology for kids
At Collision Conference in New Orleans, SuperAwesome CEO Dylan Collins sat down with Mattel CTO Sven Gerjets to tackle the difficult questions, including how the toy industry can protect kids privacy in the age of connected toys, and how technology is affecting the way that children play.
The future of tech and toys: SuperAwesome CEO Dylan Collins and Mattel CTO Sven Gerjets at Collision Conference
Mattel’s CTO Sven Gerjets joined our CEO Dylan Collins onstage at Collision Conference in New Orleans for a comprehensive discussion on the future of tech and toys in the kids market.
Five lessons from the report showing thousands of Google Play kids’ apps are in breach of COPPA
An academic study published this week reveals that thousands of kids’ apps are collecting and transmitting personal information to third parties, in possible breach of COPPA (and soon, GDPR-K).
The future of tech and toys: SuperAwesome CEO Dylan Collins and Mattel CTO Sven Gerjets at Collision Conference
Mattel’s CTO Sven Gerjets joined our CEO Dylan Collins onstage at Collision Conference in New Orleans for a comprehensive discussion on the future of tech and toys in the kids market.
Five lessons from the report showing thousands of Google Play kids’ apps are in breach of COPPA
An academic study published this week reveals that thousands of kids’ apps are collecting and transmitting personal information to third parties, in possible breach of COPPA (and soon, GDPR-K).
The GDPR-K Toolkit for Kids Publishers Part Six: Obtaining verifiable parental consent
Part Six of our comprehensive GDPR-K Toolkit covers collecting data and obtaining verifiable parental consent.
