https://qz.com/microsoft-to-pay-20-mn-childrens-privacy-violation-1850509448
Microsoft, which wants to lead the AI revolution, is struggling with a children’s online privacy protection problem. Read more…
Microsoft has been fined $20 million for retaining children’s data without parents’ consent
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