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UK lays out tricky kid knowledge privateness regulations

Tricky new regulations drawn up through Britain's privateness regulator imply social media websites, video games and different on-line products and services received’t be allowed to “nudge” children into revealing private main points or decreasing their privateness settings
Tough new rules drawn up by Britain's privacy regulator mean social media sites, games and other online services won’t be allowed to “nudge” kids into revealing personal details or lowering their privacy settings

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