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California gives teenagers an eraser button to delete their web mistakes

Legislators in California are working to give teens more control over content they have posted on the web by giving them the ability to push the reset button on their social media profiles. This new bill will make the West Coast state the first in the US to require websites to allow under-18s to remove their own content from the site. The law does have some limitations though it only covers content posted by the child making the removal request and so does not cover anything that their friends or family may have uploaded about them. The bill only requires removal of information from public websites and not from servers.”]

Source: https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2013/09/24/california-gives-teenagers-an-eraser-button-to-delete-their-web-mistakes/

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