OPC and Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Alberta, have released two companion documents to support a recent joint resolution aimed at strengthening privacy protections for young people.
Putting best interests of young people at the forefront of privacy and access to personal information offers additional guidance for organizations about how they can concretely address the principles set out in the resolution – for example, how to build in young people’s privacy and best interests by design and how to be transparent.
Meanwhile, How organizations can help protect young people online is aimed at young people and those who care for them. It explains the contents of the resolution in plain language and shares steps that organizations should take to protect young people’s privacy.
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