It’s no secret that kids take to the Internet like — hmm, ducks to water.
It’s also no secret that parents are concerned about their kids’ privacy online.
And it’s no secret that since April 2000, the FTC has vigorously enforced the Childrens Online Privacy Protection Act, which requires operators of websites or online services directed to kids under 13 to give notice to parents — and get their verifiable consent — before collecting, using, or disclosing a pre-teen’s personal information.