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Report: in January, YouTube will expand limitations on the data that videos aimed at kids can collect and stop showing personalized ads to underage viewers

Children are worth their weight in data to YouTube creators, who're scrambling to stop the Federal Trade Commission from taking that income away.

New York Post Hannah Frishberg

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  • @empo11on AK Martin on x
    Starting January, YouTube will limit the data it collects on videos designed for kids to comply with a US federal privacy clampdown. *The burden is falling on makers of videos to designate whether the content they post is targeted at kids.* https://www.wsj.com/... via @nattyray11
  • @wsjpolitics @wsjpolitics on x
    Changes by YouTube in response to a federal privacy clampdown could hit creators' wallets https://www.wsj.com/...
  • @conorsen Conor Sen on x
    Good news for Disney+: https://www.wsj.com/...
  • @blmohr @blmohr on x
    “You­Tube has never ad­mit­ted wrong­do­ing, but in Sep­tember it paid a $170 mil­lion fine to set­tle the al­le­ga­tions and agreed to cre­ate a sys­tem to flag videos de­signed for chil­dren.” https://www.wsj.com/...
  • @jreidenberg Joel Reidenberg on x
    Finally @YouTube will start respecting kids data. Creators upset because they will no longer be able to exploit kids data! It's clearly time for a new and fair business model. https://www.wsj.com/...