Justice Department: most bodies didn't inform minors how information about them was collected

The Justice Department's report details the cross-sectoral procedure in the sector that manages educational and educational sites and apps designed for minors, its special challenges and sectoral conclusions.
The report found that in the Platform Providers sector, it was found that most of the bodies examined were found to be insufficient to inform the minors about how their information was collected, not adequately informing minors of their rights under the Privacy Act, such as the obligation to disclose the source of information and privilege. Browse the information.
The level of compliance with the provisions of the Privacy Protection Law regarding the use of outsourcing services was found to be performed in order to carry out operations for processing personal information, including contact information, grades, affiliation with an educational institution, etc.
Most of the entities examined hold the cloud databases and various server farms, which provide different information security services, causing entities to attribute compliance with the required security conditions, while actually requiring the purchase of specific security services from the server farm or taking more independent security measures to comply with the instructions. Privacy Protection Regulations (Information Security).
In the field of data warehouse management, there was a significant gap between the relatively high level of compliance of large entities from this sector in the provisions of the Privacy and Regulations Act under its power and small entities whose level of compliance with the law and regulations was found to be relatively low.