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FTC Eases Online Privacy Rules, Sparking Debate on Children’s Data Protection

The Federal Trade Commission has relaxed enforcement of children’s online privacy regulations, citing a need to balance safety and innovation. Nearly 20% of American children spend over four hours daily online, raising privacy concerns. Industry experts warn this could lead to increased data collection without parental consent, impacting children's privacy rights.
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