Websites Charged with Collecting Children’s Data
A collection of children’s advocacy groups have charged four companies – McDonald’s, Nickelodeon, General Mills, and Turner – with breaking an FTC regulation that prevents their websites from collecting children’s data. The companies told The New York Times that they are following the law as it is written, and some advocacy groups have accused the companies of skirting around the law’s intent without necessarily breaking it.
[Source: The New York Times]
