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Verifiable parental consent
Before processing a child's personal data, you generally need verifiable consent from a parent or lawful guardian, in the manner the rules prescribe — subject to any applicable exemptions.
Well-being comes first
Fiduciaries must not process a child's data in a way that's likely to cause a detrimental effect on their well-being.
No tracking or behavioural monitoring
The Act restricts tracking or behavioural monitoring of children.
No targeted advertising
Targeted advertising directed at children is also restricted.
If your website, app, or product is used by children — even incidentally — this deserves particular attention in how you design consent flows, analytics, and marketing.
Rules for children's data can carry exemptions and specific conditions depending on the service. This is a general overview, not a compliance determination for your product.