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Sony Music Sued for Breaching US Privacy Laws - Fined $1 Million

By DrewWilson

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It could negatively affect web developers this time. There's an interesting report on Wired's Threat Level which details Sony getting sued by the FTC for $1 million. While a previous lawsuit against the company proved to be hilarious over the hypocrisy of being sued for software piracy, this lawsuit may be of interest to many web developers who have a website that has any form of profiles. According to court papers, over 1,000 Sony music sites asked whether an end user was under the age of 13 (section 16 on page 6). Those who said they were under the age of 13 would be restricted from participation.

Full post as published by ZeroPaid on December 11, 2008 (boomark / email).

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