The state of New Mexico has filed a lawsuit against Google and others for willfully breaking the law to exploit the collection of children's data online.
As YouTube, Google, and Twitter crack down on
peaceful channels, censor
alternative media, and allow
child exploitation videos to flourish, New Mexico has filed a lawsuit against them and several app developers for illegally collecting data from children under the age of 13 without parental consent.
According to UPI, New Mexico Attorney General Balderas
said the companies are violating the 1998 Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), a federal law, by collecting and selling the data on children.
"These apps can track where children live, play, and go to school with incredible precision," Balderas said of the insidious practice.
"These multi-million-dollar tech companies partnering with app developers are taking advantage of New Mexican children, and the unacceptable risk of data breach and access from third parties who seek to exploit and harm our children will not be tolerated in New Mexico."
Comment: This is who the feminists want raising our children, instead of their parents.