Common Questions
- What is COPPA?
- Is TickTalk COPPA compliant?
- Is TickTalk safe for children's privacy?
- How does TickTalk protect my child's information?
- Does TickTalk follow children's privacy laws?
COPPA stands for the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act, a U.S. federal law designed to protect the privacy of children under the age of 13.
COPPA gives parents greater control over how children's personal information is collected, used, and shared by online services.
What Does COPPA Require?
COPPA requires companies that collect information from children under 13 to:
- Clearly explain their privacy practices
- Obtain appropriate parental consent
- Protect children's personal information
- Allow parents to review and manage collected information
For more information, visit the FTC's official COPPA resources.
Is TickTalk COPPA Compliant?
Yes.
TickTalk participates in an FTC-approved COPPA Safe Harbor Program and follows privacy practices designed to meet COPPA requirements. This means TickTalk's handling of children's personal information is subject to independent oversight and review.
What Does This Mean for Families?
For parents, COPPA compliance helps ensure that:
- Children's information is handled responsibly
- Parents maintain control over their child's account
- Privacy practices are regularly reviewed
- Data collection follows established privacy standards
Learn More About TickTalk Safety
For information about SOS, 911 calling, secure messaging, location safety, and other built-in safety features, see: What Safety Features Does TickTalk 6 Have: SOS & Emergency Device for Kids