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How does The Child Online Protection Act of 1998 protect children?


The Child Online Protection Act requires commercial sites to restrict access to content that is deemed harmful to children.

This act bands children from using the Internet until they are 8 years old.

This legislation insures that children have to have parental consent to access the Internet.

Those that are found guilty of child endangerment crimes are barred from using the Internet.

Answer 1

Today's hearing is on the Children's Internet Protection Act, otherwise known as ``CIPA'' ... will prevent children from accessing visual depictions that are obscene, child ... Moreover, CHIPA requires schools and libraries which receive e-rate funding to ...... In October 1998, Congress appointed the Child Online Protection Act ...

Answer 2

Answer: The Child Online Protection Act requires commercial sites to restrict access to content that is deemed harmful to children.

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