Smartphone APPS can compromise Kids data, FTS Says
The FTC is concern that many smartphone apps could be
dangerous for students. They collect
information without notifying parents. This
information may be shared with others such as their whereabouts and phone
number. Some don’t provide a link to
their privacy policy.
Companies should not track children. Why are they building a database to pursue minors? We know children have an ability to download
Apps. However, they should not be
allowed to make a purchase, without parent consent. Therefore, phones should have software to
block children from engaging in some activity.
What do you think, should companies build a profile on minors? Should we demand privacy rights to protect
children?
By Todd Sperry
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