Hi! On 16 May 2016 at 19:40, Samuel Greenfeld <[email protected]> wrote:
> In general, getting information about children using a product targeted at > them is a bit of a legal minefield. > Fortunately I'm not interested in information about children :) > There are countries which don't allow anything about younger children or > what they do online to be known without parental and/or school consent. > Said consent may require proving the adult is actually an adult and not a > child providing an incorrect date of birth. > Which countries? :) > Historically Sugar Labs has been non-profit, and probably too tiny to get > on the radar. But before social and/or metric features get incorporated > into Sugar's core, it would be best to check with the lawyers as to how to > do it. Which lawyers? :) -- Cheers Dave
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