The Florida Attorney General's Office of Parental Rights filed a civil enforcement action against Roku, Inc. for violating the Florida Digital Bill of Rights and FDUTPA by collecting and selling children's personal data without parental consent and misrepresenting privacy controls. The action seeks civil penalties, injunctive relief, and measures to ensure compliance.
The Attorney General seeks civil penalties, an injunction to stop unauthorized data practices, requirements for Roku to provide transparent disclosures, implement parental-control mechanisms, and cease selling or processing children's data without consent.
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