The purpose of the Child Online Protection Act is to prohibit online sites from knowingly making available to minors material that is "harmful to minors" (sexually explicit material meeting definitions set forth in the Act). Commercial providers of "harmful to minors" material may defend themselves against prosecution by restricting the access of minors to such material.
Table of ContentsWIPE Examples of benign images classified as objectionable |
Author: Gio Wiederhold
Email: gio@cs.stanford.edu Home Page: www-db.stanford.edu/people/gio.html |