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Kourtney Kardashian Defends Son's Privacy Amid Criticism

10/22/2025

Summary

Story summary

Kourtney Kardashian defends keeping her son Rocky's face off social media as he nears his second birthday on November 1.
Critics questioned the decision.
Supportive fans rallied around her privacy stance.
The move marks a departure from the Kardashian family's usual practice of sharing children's images online.
Kourtney's stance reflects broader discussions about children's rights in the digital age.

History

Historical Context

The Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) was enacted in 1998, responding to rising concerns about online data collection from minors. Effective April 21, 2000, COPPA mandates parental consent for collecting information from children under 13. As digital engagement increases, societal attitudes toward children's online privacy, exemplified by Kourtney Kardashian's actions, may drive future legislative changes and parental practices regarding social media exposure.

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Story summary

Kourtney Kardashian defends keeping her son Rocky's face off social media as he nears his second birthday on November 1.
Critics questioned the decision.
Supportive fans rallied around her privacy stance.
The move marks a departure from the Kardashian family's usual practice of sharing children's images online.
Kourtney's stance reflects broader discussions about children's rights in the digital age.

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