Marc Groman, CIPP/US, formerly the privacy lead for the Obama administration, sent an email to IAPP CEO Trevor Hughes a few months back about what a totally crazy thing it is to be raising a teenager in the digital age. Kids: They're obsessed with being online, and online companies are working obsessively to keep kids engaged on their sites, to the point that "online addiction" is a new diagnosis by medical professionals. M.D. David Reitman and Groman are raising an 11 year old. In this live recording of The Privacy Advisor Podcast at the recent IAPP Global Privacy Summit in Washington, Groman and Reitman talk about how to raise kids in this unprecedented digital age; even if it means taking away the iPhone. And we all know how that goes.
27 April 2018
The Privacy Advisor Podcast: How to raise kids in the digital age
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