California · Civil Code
CIV §1798.99.29: The Legislature declares that children should be afforded protections not only by online products and services specifically directed at them but by all online products and services they are likely to
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The Legislature declares that children should be afforded protections not only by online products and services specifically directed at them but by all online products and services they are likely to access and makes the following findings: (a) Businesses that develop and provide online services, products, or features that children are likely to access should consider the best interests of children when designing, developing, and providing that online service, product, or feature. (b) If a conflict arises between commercial interests and the best interests of children, companies should prioritize the privacy, safety, and well-being of children over commercial interests.
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