Google's children's data privacy settlement explained

Following allegations that Google collected children’s personal information via its educational products and allowed app developers to gather children’s data without consent, the tech giant has agreed to work with the New Mexico Attorney General’s Office on a new project to promote children’s online safety, education and privacy. Here’s what you need to know.

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