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A $17.1B Meta settlement holds real lessons for EdTech: how design choices, data collection, and privacy intersect for products built for kids.

Healthtech privacy class actions are surging as marketing pixels and vendor tools inadvertently share patient data. Prevent litigation with continuous site monitoring.

AI agents quietly redraw your privacy perimeter. From EchoLeak to the Salesloft Drift breach, see the real incidents — and five steps toward agent-ready governance.

January demonstrates that regulators continue to focus on privacy in 2026. In January alone, Rhode Island, Indiana, and Kentucky have each enacted comprehensive consumer privacy laws.

The Maryland Online Data Privacy Act (MODPA) went into effect on October 1, 2025 becoming the eighth state this year to adopt a comprehensive privacy law.

Announcing our Common Sense Privacy Seal, a simple way to verify that a company upholds the highest privacy best practices. Read more about our first cohort of recipients.

A before and after look at the changes made with the latest January 2025 COPPA amendments, and how they may require updates to your company's privacy policy.

Privacy policy compliance is an ongoing effort. In this post we break down best practices to ensure your policy is compliant despite emerging changes in laws and regulations

Privacy regulations are evolving faster than ever. Just in January 2025 alone, five new privacy laws were enacted, adding to the maze of legislation already in effect from 2024.

The 5 most important issues EdTech & child-focused companies need to address about COPPA

A Berlin-based learning platform used in over 60,000 schools worldwide shows that equity and privacy can be built into the same product.

Happy Numbers’ Common Sense Privacy Seal was earned through a comprehensive, proactive approach to protecting student data.

Panorama’s platform was built with a foundation of privacy and security, which was key to earning the Common Sense Privacy Seal.

Google’s Gemini for Education earned the Common Sense Privacy Seal, highlighting its strong commitment to student data protection, compliance, and building trust with educators and families.

Learn how Kahoot! partnered with Common Sense Privacy to build on its long-standing commitment to trust, safety, and transparency

Wayground protects 50M+ users’ data with strict privacy controls, earning the Common Sense Privacy Seal as a trusted, transparent EdTech leader.

The Privacy Seal is seeing rapid adoption from EdTech Industry leaders and innovative newcomers alike. Acceleration in AI for EdTech is causing parents and schools to look for third party validation.

Prodigy earned the Common Sense Privacy Seal by meeting high standards for transparency and data protection—showing how EdTech can build trust with schools, parents, and students.

Learn about MagicSchool's long history of investing in privacy and how they worked with Common Sense Privacy to further strengthen their privacy policies and then earned the Common Sense Privacy Seal.

Understanding the challenge of EdTech Privacy Compliance