VOICED : Google pagara USD 170 millones de multa por recolectar datos de niños en Youtube

Google agreed to pay $170 million to settle a lawsuit in New York for illegally collecting children's data on YouTube. This is the largest monetary settlement in a case related to child privacy protection. YouTube violated laws requiring parental consent before collecting personal information from children under 13. The data collected included location, devices, and phone numbers, used for targeted advertising. In April 2018, 23 organizations filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission, which led to the lawsuit. Although some organizations found the settlement insufficient, they acknowledged Google's admission of targeting children on YouTube.

What was the amount Google agreed to pay to settle the lawsuit regarding YouTube's data collection practices?

• $100 million

• $250 million

• $170 million

• $200 million

What law did YouTube violate according to the lawsuit?

• The law against advertising to children

• The law mandating data encryption for all users

• The law prohibiting any data collection from children

• The law requiring parental consent for data collection from children under 13

What type of data was collected by YouTube without parental consent?

• Browsing history

• Location and device information

• Social media profiles

• Email addresses

Which organizations filed a complaint against YouTube in April 2018?

• Digital rights and child protection organizations

• Educational institutions

• Consumer protection agencies

• Advertising agencies

How did the organizations view the settlement with Google?

• As overly generous

• As insufficient but a step forward

• As a complete victory

• As irrelevant to their concerns