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Disney to Pay $10 Million for Children's Data Violations

Disney will pay a $10 million penalty for failing to label certain YouTube videos as 'Made for Kids,' violating federal regulations on children's online privacy. The FTC's investigation revealed that this oversight allowed for targeted advertising towards children, prompting the settlement.

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Disney to Pay $10 Million for Children's Data Violations

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Variety3 months ago

Disney to Pay $10 Million for Collecting Children’s Data on YouTube

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Disney will pay a $10 million penalty for improperly collecting children's data on YouTube. The FTC found that Disney did not label certain videos as 'Made for Kids,' violating federal regulations designed to protect children's privacy.

Editor’s Note: This case highlights the ongoing concerns about children's online privacy and the importance of compliance with regulations. Disney's hefty fine serves as a reminder for companies to adhere to laws that safeguard young users' data.

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via Variety

Los Angeles Times3 months ago

Disney to pay $10 million over alleged violations of children's online privacy

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Disney has agreed to pay $10 million to settle allegations from the FTC regarding violations of children's online privacy. The issue arose when Disney uploaded videos to YouTube that were not labeled as children's content, making them susceptible to targeted advertising.

Editor’s Note: This settlement highlights the ongoing concerns about children's privacy online and the importance of proper content labeling. It serves as a reminder for companies to adhere to regulations designed to protect young audiences from inappropriate advertising.

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via Los Angeles Times