Disney to Pay $10 Million Fine for Alleged Child Privacy Violations

Settlement Resolves Claims of Improper Video Labeling

The Walt Disney Company has agreed to pay a $10 million fine to settle allegations of violating child privacy laws in the United States ¹

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. The settlement, announced by the US Department of Justice, resolves claims that Disney failed to properly label videos uploaded to YouTube as being suitable for children ¹

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. According to reports, the videos in question were not adequately labeled, which led to the alleged violations ¹

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Compliance Measures and Future Commitments

As part of the agreement, Disney will also implement new measures to ensure compliance with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Rule ²

. This includes developing a program to ensure that all future video uploads to YouTube are properly labeled and comply with the relevant regulations ²

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. The company has also committed to regularly reviewing and updating its policies to prevent similar violations in the future ²

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