The two offices alleged that the mobile game ‘SpongeBob: Krusty Cook-Off’ collected and shared children’s personal data without parental consent. Tilting Point agreed to pay $500,000. It must also get parental consent for users under 13, use neutral age screens, configure third-party SDKs correctly, set up ongoing SDK review across its games, and send annual reports.
Game publisher Tilting Point settles over children’s data shared through SDKs
$500,000Why it matters for your siteEvery third-party SDK and tag acts on your behalf, so each one has to be configured and reviewed.
Children’s dataSource: California Attorney General
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