US EditionDisney to Pay $10 Million Fine After FTC Says It Allowed Data Collection on Kids
Disney's $10 million settlement addresses improper labeling of over 300 YouTube videos, which allowed data collection from children under 13, violating the Children's Online Privacy Protection Rule.
- The Walt Disney Co. will pay $10 million to settle allegations over the improper labelling of children-focused videos on YouTube.
- According to the FTC complaint, Disney allegedly violated the Children's Online Privacy Protection Rule by failing to properly label the videos as 'Made for Kids', enabling the collection of data from children under 13.
- Disney has agreed to create and implement a program to review whether videos posted to YouTube should be designated as 'Made for Kids', unless YouTube implements age assurance technologies or removes the 'Made for Kids' labeling option.
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The Walt Disney Co. will pay a $10 million fine to resolve a lawsuit by the Federal Trade Commission alleging that it allowed personal data to be collected from children under the age of 13, in violation of federal law. The FTC said on Tuesday that Disney violated the Online Child Privacy Protection Act, or COPPA, which requires applications and websites targeting children to obtain parental consent before collecting personal information from ch…
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Disney will pay a $10 million fine to settle a lawsuit filed by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). The lawsuit alleged that Disney allowed personal data to be collected from children under the age of 13.
Disney to pay US$10 million fine after FTC says it allowed data collection on kids
WASHINGTON: The Walt Disney Co. will pay a US$10 million fine to settle a Federal Trade Commission lawsuit alleging it allowed personal data to be collected on kids under 13, violating federal law.The FTC said Tuesday Disney violated the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act, or COPPA, which requires kid
Disney will pay $10 million to settle FTC complaint that it collected children's data on YouTube
The Federal Trade Commission announced that Disney will pay $10 million to settle allegations that the entertainment giant allowed data collection on YouTube videos meant for children. Under the Children's Online Privacy Protection Rule, also known as COPPA, companies are required to notify parents and obtain parental consent if they collection information from minors. According to the FTC complaint, Disney failed to properly label some YouTube …
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