The Federal Trade Commission has accused Meta of violating a suite of child privacy protections such as the Children’s Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) and proposed sweeping changes on how the social giant operates, including a ban on monetizing kids’ data. “Meta has successfully stayed out of the privacy spotlight in recent months, especially as the…
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