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Proposed State Privacy Law Update: March 25, 2024
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Utah Repeals and Replaces Social Media Regulation Act
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Additional Fines and Penalties Commentary

Fin24.com

1 September 2019 / Fines, Fines news, United States

YouTube reportedly to agree USD 150 million fine with Federal Trade Commission for child privacy allegations

Google's YouTube has agreed to pay more than [USD] $150m to resolve United States allegations that it violated children's privacy laws, according to a person familiar with the matter. The settlement with the Federal Trade Commission resolves a probe into whether the video service broke a law that ...
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Additional Fines and Penalties Commentary

YouTube reportedly to agree USD 150 million fine with Federal Trade Commission for child privacy allegations

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