Don't Let Google Play You: Game Over for Children's Data
Downloading a game from Google Play may have seemed harmless as a child, but a lawsuit states children paid the price of their own privacy.

The case documents claim Google and AdMob collected, used, and shared personal information gathered from children under 13 years of age without parental consent, and used the information to display targeted ads.
Concerns and complaints regarding children's privacy for this case and other children's privacy cases center around Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), a federal law that provides parents control over what information online services are allowed to collect, use, or share from their children.
Learn more about the settlement class, payment details, and how to file a claim on our Google Play children’s privacy settlement page linked here.



