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Disney has agreed to pay $10 million as part of its settlement with the Federal Trade Commission over charges it mislabeled some videos posted to YouTube, which allowed the collection of personal data from children under the age of 13. Disney failed to properly label some videos that it uploaded to YouTube as “Made for Kids,” which resulted in the collection of personal data from kids under 13 and the use of that data for targeted advertising to children, according to a news release issued by the FTC on Tuesday, Sept. 2. Online sites and services with content meant for children under the age of 13 are required to let parents know what personal information is collected and get their consent, under the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Rule, passed by Congress in 1998 and updated by the FTC in 2012. Disney gets revenue from ads it places on its videos and from YouTube, which pays Disney for ads it inserts on Disney videos, the FTC said. The mislabeling also exposed kids to age-inappropriate YouTube features like autoplay to videos not “Made for Kids,” the agency said. “This case underscores the FTC’s commitment to enforcing COPPA, which was enacted by Congress

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Após a repercussão do vídeo "Adultização", do youtuber Felipe Bressanim, o Felca, canais do YouTube foram removidos pela plataforma. Entre eles, está o Bel para Meninas, de Isabel Peres, que foi citado no vídeo de Felca como um dos exemplos de exploração e comercialização da imagem de crianças e adolescentes. A jovem, hoje com 18 anos, faz vídeos desde 2012 e teve a conta encerrada no dia 20 de agosto por violar a política de segurança infantil do YouTube. Além dela, outros canais que violaram a mesma política também foram cancelados pela plataforma, como de João Caetano, Taspio e o casal conhecido como Paty e Dedé. Pelas redes sociais, Bel chorou ao comentar a medida, convocou um protesto em frente ao escritório do YouTube nesta sexta-feira (29) com os seguidores e afirmou que foi injustiçada. No X, internautas comentaram que poucas pessoas compareceram ao protesto, e depois que Bel já tinha ido embora. A plataforma afirmou que possui uma política de tolerância zero para comportamento predatório e que não é permitido postar conteúdo que envolva a sexualização de menores de 18 anos. A youtuber afirma não ter nenhum vídeo com conteúdo de sexualização. Além disso, o canal de Francinete Peres

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The Craig Jones Invitational 2 (CJI 2) is set to be one of the most anticipated grappling events of the year, and fans around the world will be able to watch every moment live for free - exclusively on FloGrappling's YouTube channel. The groundbreaking tournament, featuring some of the sport’s biggest names, returns after the success of its debut last year where it crowned two million dollar champions and now partners with the essential destination of submission grappling for streaming. Find The FloGrappling YouTube Channel HERE By streaming free on YouTube, CJI 2 and FloGrappling are ensuring that fans will have a front-row seat to all the action, no matter where they are around the world. The event will be broadcast with professional production, expert commentary, and in-depth analysis, offering viewers a complete experience of grappling at the very highest levels. A Full List Of Teams & Grapplers For The Craig Jones Invitational 2 (CJI 2) Here's How CJI 2's Team Matches Will Work | CJI 2 Explainer Power Ranking Every Team & Weight At CJI 2: Who's The Favorite In Vegas? 7 Matches Fans Need To See At CJI 2 CJI 2 will feature a team tournament with eight

GROTON, Conn. (WFSB) - A former state police sergeant has been arrested following a confrontation in front of his home. On July 11, a Youtuber and his cameraman parked a digital billboard outside former state police sergeant Brian Fahey’s home in Groton. The billboard displayed a previous interaction the Youtuber, Sean Paul Reyes, had with Fahey in 2021 at the state police headquarters in Middletown. Reyes had gone to the home to confront Fahey over his alleged abuse of overtime. In the video, Fahey is seen grabbing a gun and spitting on Reyes. The incident was investigated by the Office of the State’s Attorney Judicial District of Windham. As a result of their investigation, 53-year-old Brian Fahey was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct. He was released on a court-set promise to appear for arraignment at Danielson Superior Court on September 3. Fahey was placed on unpaid administrative leave while the investigation unfolded. He later retired from the police force. Police said a mugshot was not provided because this is a misdemeanor crime. An internal affairs investigation report has revealed new details regarding a viral Youtube video involving a Connecticut State Police sergeant. Copyright 2025 WFSB. All rights reserved.