The European Data Protection Board launches an educational website on children's online privacy protection
The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) has launched a new educational website dedicated to children's online privacy protection.
Called "Privacy for Children," the site is aimed at parents and teachers and seeks to raise awareness among young people about the risks related to sharing their personal data. It brings together educational materials created by various European data protection authorities, including games, videos, and quizzes. A character, the beaver Edijs, guides users through the content, which can be filtered by age group, country, theme, and type of material. The site is available in multiple languages, although it is noted that translations were made by artificial intelligence and may contain inaccuracies.
Called "Privacy for Children," the site is aimed at parents and teachers and seeks to raise awareness among young people about the risks related to sharing their personal data. It brings together educational materials created by various European data protection authorities, including games, videos, and quizzes. A character, the beaver Edijs, guides users through the content, which can be filtered by age group, country, theme, and type of material. The site is available in multiple languages, although it is noted that translations were made by artificial intelligence and may contain inaccuracies.
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