The COPPA is a federal law that gives parents control over information collected from kids. When websites or apps are geared to children, or when website or app operators knowingly collect data from children under 13 years old, operators must comply with COPPA's parental consent requirements.
Our policy
Comcast's web properties do not target children or intentionally collect information from children, and Comcast complies with COPPA where necessary.
Learn more about Comcast’s privacy policy.
FAQs
Where can I find information about COPPA?
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has a comprehensive website which provides information to the public on a variety of agency activities. The Children’s Privacy section includes materials regarding COPPA, including all proposed and final Rules, public comments received by the Commission in the course of its rulemakings, guides for businesses, parents, and teachers, information about the Commission-approved COPPA safe harbor programs and FTC cases brought to enforce COPPA.
Many of the educational materials on the FTC website also are available in hard copy free of charge at ftc.gov/bulkorder.
Where can I find information about Xfinity parental controls?
You can learn more about parental control settings at xfinity.com/hub/parental-controls.
