FTC Adds Image-Matching Method To COPPA Consent Options

By Allison Grande (November 20, 2015, 10:26 PM EST) -- The Federal Trade Commission on Thursday opened the door for companies covered by its children's online privacy rule to use facial recognition technology to match the picture on parents' formal government-issued identification to informal "selfies" that they submit via phone or webcam in order to verify parental consent....

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