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Microsoft accepts $20 million FTC fine for collecting data on minors

To strengthen children’s online privacy, Microsoft has entered into an agreement with the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to investigate suspected violations of the US Children’s Privacy Act Online (COPPA). This order follows allegations that Microsoft failed to notify parents about the collection of personal information from accounts created by children under the age of ...

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Xbox FTC agreement and reshaping the future of security on Xbox

Xbox FTC agreement and reshaping the future of security on Xbox

At Xbox, we have a fundamental commitment to providing a safe experience on our platform for all gamers, and that’s especially true for our youngest gamers. We regularly revise our security measures, in collaboration and with feedback from the community, regulators and partners. We recently reached a settlement with the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) ...

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Activision’s communications director uses The Last of Us series as an argument against the FTC

Activision’s communications director uses The Last of Us series as an argument against the FTC

The media debate between FTC and Activision executives continues. In this case, and as it could not be more, the director of communications of Activision Blizzard, Lulu Cheng, returns. As usual, Cheng uses his social media channels to launch constant arguments and comments against the possible lawsuit from regulators seeking to stop Microsoft’s purchase of ...

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Microsoft called FTC unconstitutional, regrets mistake

Microsoft called FTC unconstitutional, regrets mistake

photo: Zed Jameson/Bloomberg (Getty Images) Today, Microsoft filed a revised response to the United States Federal Trade Commission’s lawsuit aimed at stopping the tech giant from acquiring it call of Duty Publishers Activision. the First login contained several arguments claiming that the FTC itself and its court system were unconstitutional. But now Microsoft has ripped ...