The laws to protect kids’ privacy online have evolved as the internet has changed, and there could soon be a whole new set of measures to regulate companies and keep minors safe.

The laws to protect kids’ privacy online have evolved as the internet has changed, and there could soon be a whole new set of measures to regulate companies and keep minors safe. The Do Not Track Kids Act of 2015 is a bill that would extend current protection laws into mobile devices, and expands the definition of minors to include 12-16-year-olds, meaning teen internet users would be covered for the first time. (TechCrunch)