Nex Coppa 2026 Pack

The problem

The 2026 FTC COPPA amendments introduced heavy requirements, including unbundled consent for targeted ads and mandatory written security programs. Missing these details or failing the "totality of circumstances" test puts you at risk of $53,000+ fines per violation.

What it does

• Triages services into child-directed, mixed, or general audience buckets using the FTC's multi-factor test.
• Generates dual-layer consent flows that separate baseline collection from third-party disclosure and targeted advertising.
• Drafts mandatory written documents including data retention policies, information security programs, and direct notices to parents.
• Inventories data against the 2026 expanded definitions of personal information, including biometric and government identifiers.
• Maps state-specific overlays for Arkansas, Connecticut, and California to ensure compliance beyond the federal floor.

Why this beats prompting it yourself

General LLMs often reference outdated COPPA rules from 2013. This skill is hardcoded with the April 2026 mandates, ensuring you don't miss the specific "unbundled consent" requirement or the new public transparency duties for Safe Harbor members.

Use cases

• Auditing a mobile game to see if its visual style triggers "child-directed" status.
• Building a neutral age-gate for a mixed-audience social platform.
• Drafting the mandatory written data retention policy for an EdTech tool.
• Configuring consent logic for ad SDKs to meet the 2026 disclosure rules.

Known limitations

Applies to US COPPA and related state laws only. Does not cover GDPR-K or other international children's privacy frameworks.