Nudging Children and Adolescents toward Online Privacy: An Ethical Perspective

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Journal of Media Ethics 36 (3):128-140 (2021)
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The widespread practices of data collection by third-party actors pose challenges to children’s and adolescents’ privacy when they navigate digital environments. Given that the informed-consent par...

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