California Attorney General Rob Bonta’s office announced Friday it was investigating the privacy practices of streaming services, alleging that popular apps and devices do not comply with the California Consumer Privacy Act.
“From watching live sporting events to blockbuster movies, families increasingly use streaming platforms for entertainment, and we must make sure that their personal information is protected,” Bonta said in a statement. “Today, we are taking a close look at how these streaming services are complying with requirements that have been in place since 2020.”
Specifically, Bonta’s office alleged that the services did not comply with the act’s requirement ...
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