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State and Federal Developments in Minors’ Privacy in 2026

Inside Privacy (Covington) · · International · Privacy Law

Consistent with recent years, 2026 has proved to be a busy year for children and teens’ privacy legislation. This post recaps notable developments and trends thus far in 2026. Our mid-year and end-of-year recaps for 2025 can be found here and here. App Marketplace Laws Two distinct approaches to app marketplace regulation are emerging. Some... Continue Reading…

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