Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has announced a lawsuit against Netflix. The lawsuit alleges that the tech giant monitors children's activity on its platform and profits from it. The state is seeking billions in damages.
According to Uthmeier, parents who pay for a Netflix subscription believe they are avoiding advertisements and surveillance. A children's advocacy center CEO joined Uthmeier at a press conference, speaking about the harm big tech can cause children. The CEO, Amanda Altman, sees the consequences of this harm every day.
Further details about the lawsuit and allegations against Netflix are available from the source.
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