Swiss programme to teach children data privacy
The Canton of Zurich has released the world’s first set of educational materials on data security and privacy for kindergartens and younger primary school pupils aged four to six. The ‘secrets are allowed’ programme aims to instill an understanding of privacy and their rights among children while also educating them on what secrets they can share with others and which they should not.
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