Submission
Prioritising children’s best interests in determining default age of privacy-by-default protections
Publisher
Digital platforms
Regulatory instruments
Communications regulation
Data protection
Privacy
Children's rights
Cyber safety
Australia
Resources
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
| Prioritising children’s best interests in determining default age of privacy-by-default protections | 512.83 KB |
Description
This short submission addresses a specific proposal in the Industry Standards for Class 1A & 1B Material for Designated Internet Services and Relevant Electronic Services. It highlights concerns that the minimum age of default privacy settings violates children’s rights and these decisions do not appear to be made in children’s best interests.
In particular, the proposals:
- violate children’s right to protection and to privacy through privacy-by-default settings
- violate children’s rights by capping protections at 16
- raise procedural concerns.
Publication Details
Copyright:
Reset Tech Australia 2023
Access Rights Type:
open
Post date:
9 Jun 2025
