The Children's Online Privacy Protection Act Protects Children Under 13

The Children's Online Privacy Protection Act protects children under 13 against

A) e-mail snooping by schools.
B) online data profiling without prior consent.
C) advertising by computer services.
D) republishing of their e-mails without consent.
Questions 23-25 relate to the following facts:
Suppose you are the editor of a weekly newspaper in a small town.In your "20 Years Ago Today" column,you reveal that local resident Milo Coglin had been charged with the murder of his mother-in-law.You obtained the information from public records,and it was true.In fact,Milo was convicted and served a prison term.But in the years since his release from prison he returned to town,took a respectable job in a butcher shop,rehabilitated himself,and made new friends who were unaware of his criminal record.He's very upset about your column.