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Adarsh

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Bhārata's Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDP Act) and European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) on handling of children's data: 1. Definition of a Child : The DPDP defines a child as anyone under 18, while the GDPR sets the age range for children between 13 and 16, varying by member state. 2. Consent Requirements : The DPDP requires verifiable parental consent for processing children's data, explicitly banning practices that could harm their well-being, similar to the GDPR's parental consent requirement. 3. Prohibition of Certain Processing : The DPDP prohibits processing children's data for targeted advertising or behavioral tracking, focusing on child welfare, while the GDPR emphasizes compliance with its principles without specific prohibitions. note : The DPDP has not been enforced yet because the government has not issued the rules. source - Perplexity AI

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Anonymous 3

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Hmm, india’s explicit ban on targeted ads for children might help prevent misuse but could be challenging for digital companies to implement, especially in ensuring compliance across platforms and services.

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Anonymous 2

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I am absolutely perplexed by your source honestly.

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Anonymous 1

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When you say source is perplexity AI, it's basically AI generated right? Next time ask if to give you the links to the sources and your yourself verify before posting. Better that way than saying it's AI generated info. Because it ain't reliable brother.

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