Pika's policy includes a dedicated section on children and minors, indicating the service has restrictions or specific practices regarding users under a certain age, likely prohibiting collection of data from children below a threshold age.
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If Pika's service is not intended for children, this section likely prohibits minors from using the platform and explains what happens if such data is collected, which is relevant for parents and guardians.
Interpretive note: The body text of this section was not rendered in the source document; analysis is based on the section title and applicable regulatory requirements.
Parents and guardians should be aware that Pika likely restricts use by children under a specified age, and if a minor has used the platform, parents may have rights to request deletion of the child's data.
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Client Deletion Requests. In connection with separate regulatory recordkeeping obligations imposed on Wealthfront, we generally must maintain and cannot delete Personal Information associated with our Clients.
Our services are not directed to children under the age of 13, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13. If we become aware that we have collected personal information from a child under 13 without parental consent, we will take steps to delete that information.
YOU MUST BE AND HEREBY AFFIRM THAT YOU ARE AN ADULT OF THE LEGAL AGE OF MAJORITY IN YOUR COUNTRY OR STATE OF RESIDENCE. If you are under the legal age of majority, your parent or legal guardian must consent to this agreement.
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(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: A children and minors section engages COPPA (Children's Online Privacy Protection Act) in the United States, which applies to online services directed at children under 13 or with actual knowledge of collecting data from children under 13. The FTC enforces COPPA. For EEA users, GDPR sets a minimum age for consent at 16 (or lower in member states that have exercised the derogation, down to 13). The UK Children's Code (Age Appropriate Design Code) imposes additional obligations for services likely accessed by minors. (2) GOVERNANCE EXPOSURE: Medium to High depending on platform usage patterns. If Pika's AI video generation platform is accessed by minors without appropriate age verification or parental consent mechanisms, COPPA exposure could be significant. The FTC has pursued enforcement actions against platforms that failed to adequately restrict or disclose minor-related data practices. (3) JURISDICTION FLAGS: US federal (COPPA), California (CCPA's minor-specific provisions for users under 16 requiring opt-in for data sale), and UK (Children's Code) create layered obligations. EEA member state implementations of GDPR's age of consent provision vary and require jurisdiction-specific assessment. (4) CONTRACT AND VENDOR IMPLICATIONS: Enterprise or educational clients using Pika should assess whether any minors may access the platform and whether FERPA obligations are triggered. B2B contracts should address liability for minor user data. (5) COMPLIANCE CONSIDERATIONS: Legal teams should review the full text of this section to confirm the stated minimum age, the age verification mechanism employed, and the procedure for handling data discovered to belong to a minor. COPPA requires verifiable parental consent for users under 13 in the US.
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If Pika's service is not intended for children, this section likely prohibits minors from using the platform and explains what happens if such data is collected, which is relevant for parents and guardians.
Parents and guardians should be aware that Pika likely restricts use by children under a specified age, and if a minor has used the platform, parents may have rights to request deletion of the child's data.
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