Most children's apps are failing on privacy, FTC finds
Posted: 11-Dec-2012 [Source: Guardian] [FTC releases report stating mobile apps aimed at children collection data without parental consent in violation of the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act.] By Amanda Holpuch (Guardian) -- "Most mobile applications aimed at children collect information – including device IDs, location data and phone numbers – without their parents' permission, according to a Federal Trade Commission report released Monday." More...
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