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Google Settles $30 Million Lawsuit Over Children's YouTube Data

Google Settles $30 Million Lawsuit Over Children's YouTube Data

Google has agreed to a $30 million settlement to resolve a class action lawsuit accusing it of violating children's privacy on YouTube. The lawsuit alleged that Google collected personal data from underage users, contravening the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), which forbids data collection from

Google Settles $30 Million Lawsuit Over Children's YouTube Data

Google Settles $30 Million Lawsuit Over Children's YouTube Data

In a significant legal development, Google has agreed to pay $30 million to settle a class action lawsuit that accused the company of violating children's privacy laws through its data collection practices on YouTube. This lawsuit highlighted concerns about the collection of data from users under the age

Google Settles Children's YouTube Data Lawsuit for $30 Million

Google Settles Children's YouTube Data Lawsuit for $30 Million

In a notable development, Google has agreed to settle a class action lawsuit by paying $30 million. This lawsuit alleged that Google violated the privacy of children who were under 13 years old, while using YouTube. This settlement aims to address claims regarding unauthorized data collection from minors engaged with

Google Settles YouTube Data Lawsuit with $30M Agreement

Google Settles YouTube Data Lawsuit with $30M Agreement

Google has agreed to pay $30 million to settle a lawsuit alleging the company illegally collected data from children watching YouTube videos. Under the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), it is unlawful to gather data from users under 13 without parental consent. The lawsuit claimed that Google

‘Stranger Things’ creators reportedly eye Paramount as Netflix’s theatrical stance looms large

‘Stranger Things’ creators reportedly eye Paramount as Netflix’s theatrical stance looms large

Netflix may soon part ways with the creative duo behind one of its biggest global phenomena. Multiple industry reports indicate that Matt and Ross Duffer, the sibling creators of “Stranger Things,” are finalizing an exclusive overall deal with Paramount, which is now aligned with Skydance. Signals of a move intensified

Duffer Brothers poised to exit Netflix for Paramount as theatrical ambitions grow

Duffer Brothers poised to exit Netflix for Paramount as theatrical ambitions grow

Netflix may soon part ways with the creative duo behind one of its defining originals. Multiple industry reports indicate that Matt and Ross Duffer are aligning on an exclusive pact with Paramount, marking a potential shift to a studio with a deep big-screen footprint under its current ownership. Coverage earlier