there are 15 standards which will govern how children s data is protected online. these include strict rules on data collection and sharing, making high privacy settings the default and switching location tracking off by default, too. a key figure behind this new code is the film director and now campaigner baroness beeban kidron. personal data is the mechanism by which the companies make money, so it s follow the money. it s designed to grab the data. and in doing so, a lot of things, unintended consequences, happen to our children. and that by actually saying, no, don t take kids data, take the kids out the business model, make your profits after you ve taken care of young people, we change the system itself. most big technology companies insist children s safety is a priority and say they welcome smarter regulation, but these rules strike the very foundation
these types of missiles. the kinzhal is an air launched ballistic missile. it can travel at speeds up to ten times the speed of sound and has a range of about 2,000 kilometres. it s designed to provide precision strike capability against both targets on land and at sea. it entered service in late 2017 and this is its combat debut. the speed of the kinzhal puts it beyond the reach of any ukrainian air defence system. and the launch platforms, in this case, the mig31 ik, can launch from ranges beyond the reach of ukraine. the kinzhal was likely launched from southern russia. so, unfortunately for ukraine, there s no chance of defending against these hypersonic weapons. here in the uk, the defence
these include strict rules on data collection and sharing, making high privacy settings the default and switching location tracking off by default, too. a key figure behind this new code is the film director and now campaigner baroness beeban kidron. personal data is the mechanism by which the companies make money, so it s follow the money. it s designed to grab the data. and in doing so, a lot of things, unintended consequences, happen to our children. and that by actually saying, no, don t take kids data, take the kids out the business model, make your profits after you ve taken care of young people, we change the system itself. most big technology companies insist children s safety is a priority and say they welcome smarter regulation, but these rules strike the very foundation of some of their business models and, as such, are being watched very closely from washington
personal data is the mechanism by which the companies make money, so it s follow the money. it s designed to grab the data. and in doing so, a lot of things, unintended consequences, happen to our children. and that by actually saying, no, don t take kids data, take the kids out the business model, make your profits after you ve taken care of young people, we change the system itself. most big technology companies insist children s safety is a priority and say they welcome smarter regulation. but these rules strike the very foundation of some of their business models and, as such, are being watched very closely from washington to brussels and canberra. what sort of legal and financial power will you have to sanction those who fall foul of this new children s code? the change we ve seen already in large platforms around the world is actually because they want to do the right thing. but we do have the power
about people killing each other, which i don t think is appropriate for my age as well. it asked to collect my data, and i don t know what it s being used for. sometimes that scares me a little bit. from september the 2nd, a new children s code will be enforced by the information commissioner s office. there are 15 standards which will govern how children s data is protected online. these include strict rules on data collection and sharing, making higher privacy settings the default, and switching location tracking off by default. a key figure behind this new code is the film director and now campaigner baroness beeban kidron. personal data is the mechanism by which companies make money, so it s follow the money. it s designed to grab the data, and in doing so, a lot of things, unintended consequences, happen to our children. and that by actually saying no,