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Critical analysis of videogame privacy policies : data handling practices and evaluating children's digital privacy rights in Europe, U.S., and Canada
The extensive use of the internet by children has given rise to concerns about their digital privacy. The General Data Protection Regulation (‘EU GDPR 2018’) treats children as a ‘special class of data subjects’ without clearly explaining how to do so in practice. Privacy policies set out a website’
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