To protect the privacy of children under the age of 13.

To regulate the use of personal data collected from children.

To prevent children from accessing inappropriate content online.

To ensure that children are not exposed to harmful or misleading advertising.

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

The Data Protection Directive (DPD).

The Privacy and Electronic Communications Directive (PEC Directive).

The Network and Information Security Directive (NIS Directive).

To protect the privacy of California residents.

To regulate the use of personal data collected from California residents.

To prevent California residents from accessing inappropriate content online.

To ensure that California residents are not exposed to harmful or misleading advertising.

Proactive not reactive; Privacy as the default setting; Privacy embedded into design; Full lifecycle protection; Visibility and transparency; Respect for user privacy.

Notice; Choice; Access; Security; Data integrity; Accountability.

Fairness; Accountability; Transparency; Purpose limitation; Data minimization; Storage limitation.

Accuracy; Timeliness; Completeness; Relevancy; Accessibility; Understandability.

To provide parents with information about the content and privacy features of mobile apps.

To help developers create mobile apps that are appropriate for children.

To regulate the distribution of mobile apps in the United States.

To ensure that mobile apps comply with applicable laws and regulations.

The types of personal data that the app collects.

The purposes for which the personal data is used.

The parties with whom the personal data is shared.

The security measures that are in place to protect the personal data.

The rights of users with respect to their personal data.

All of the above.

Hire a lawyer to review the app.

Use a mobile app development platform that includes built-in compliance features.

Conduct a thorough risk assessment of the app.

All of the above.

Fines.

Jail time.

Loss of reputation.

All of the above.

Use strong encryption.

Implement multi-factor authentication.

Regularly update the app.

All of the above.

To ensure that apps are safe and appropriate for users.

To protect users from malicious apps.

To prevent apps from violating Apple's terms of service.

All of the above.

Respect for user privacy.

Transparency and accountability.

Avoiding harm.

All of the above.

Use accessible design principles.

Test the app with users with disabilities.

Get feedback from users with disabilities.

All of the above.

Collect only the data that is necessary.

Store the data securely.

Give users control over their data.

All of the above.

Copyright law.

Trademark law.

Patent law.

All of the above.

Obtain a copyright for the app.

Obtain a trademark for the app's name and logo.

Obtain a patent for the app's unique features.

All of the above.