Florida’s Attorney General Sues Netflix for Allegedly Harvesting, Selling Children’s Data
Florida's attorney general sued Netflix in September, claiming the company collected data on its youngest viewers and added addictive features to the platform despite promising not to. The lawsuit also alleges that Netflix sold this children's data. The case centers on whether Netflix violated its commitments about how it handles information from families and children.
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