Roku Inc. must stop flouting child privacy laws and pay damages to Michigan consumers, the state’s attorney general alleged in a new federal lawsuit Tuesday.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel said in a complaint that Roku’s data collection practices violate the federal Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act, the federal Video Privacy Protection Act, and other state privacy laws. Nessel also alleged, in the suit filed in the US District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan, that Roku is unjustly enriching itself and that its conduct intrudes upon the seclusion of Michigan residents both under the age of 13 and ...
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