CBS News: Experts warn smart toys could be collecting user data that might be sold

“I mean it’s just a staggering amount of information that’s collected online,” said EPIC’s executive director Alan Butler.

He said that information is used to track children’s behavior.

“It’s just not really realistic, for a parent, as you say, to be able to parse these legal documents, understand what’s happening technologically and what’s happening with their kids’ data,” Butler said.

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