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iiclr-25066	Talley, Virginia A. M.	Major Flaws in Minor Laws: Improving Data Privacy Rights and Protections for Children Under the GDPR	2021	36	.pdf	application/pdf	15967	679	49	The GDPR could more effectively achieve its goals by looking at the patterns in COPPA and adopting similar definitions for consent, obtaining verifiable consent, by gathering consent through reasonable methods in light of available technology, and by allowing COPPA’s over twenty years of experience in child data protection framework to serve as a guideline for children’s data protection in the E.U.263 While the world of data protection has improved its methods of protecting individuals and their rights to privacy, there are inherent difficulties that tag alongside the idealistic goal of creating a harmonized, effective, and all- encompassing data protection framework.264 First, technology is advancing at a rapid pace, and the worlds of education, entertainment, and commerce are relying more and more heavily on the Internet and big data services.265 Like most laws and regulations, a regulation involving technology or data protection will at some point become outdated and in need of revision.266 Further, definitions will need to be consistently updated and amended to 261. that websites and services providers cannot always be held accountable for self- identifying whether or not they are directed toward certain audiences or compliant with the relevant regulations.249 A major aspect of the GDPR is its flow-down design that requires services to certify that the sub-processors that processors interact with are also GDPR- compliant.250 The enforcement of child protections under the GDPR could be stronger if app stores shouldered more responsibility for monitoring the apps offered and distributed.	cache/iiclr-25066.pdf	txt/iiclr-25066.txt