COPPA

The voice assistant allegedly held children's voice data for longer than allowed.

It's the third revived online child safety bill in weeks.

The agency said Epic violated child privacy rules and used deceptive design choices.

They have concerns about the proposal.

That could make potential buyers think twice.

Hector Balderas claims Google is violating COPPA by collecting students' Chromebook data.

Previously, most Chrome OS devices recieved six years of software support.

The bill would also broaden COPPA's protections to include mobile apps.

It will also let you limit incoming direct messages to people you follow.

The FTC will receive its biggest ever payment related to a COPPA case.

Google reportedly reached a settlement with the FTC today.

They’re especially concerned with a recent security flaw in Messenger Kids.

The site allegedly collected data for kids under 13.

The apps didn't block kids under 13 from signing up.

It would ban targeted ads and require an 'Eraser Button' for data.

It's creating a new age gate and publishing safety videos.

It placed targeted ads on websites aimed at kids.

They may be violating a US law protecting kids' privacy.

"Alexa, we won't take legal action."

The suit names 42 apps that allegedly tracked and sold personal information.