The Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) was passed in 1998 and established the first framework for online privacy protection for children under 13 who use the Internet. Essentially, COPPA mandates what personal and marketing information, if any, webmasters can collect from minors and details what must be disclosed in a privacy policy. Given the expansive nature of data collection and widespread use of Internet connected devices, should COPPA be expanded to: (1) children who are 13-18 years old or (2) all citizens utilizing the Internet? Why or why not? How would your answer affect/align with business objectives? Please provide an original answer and typed.