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Disney will pay $10 million to settle allegations of violating children's privacy laws by failing to properly label YouTube videos as made for children, leading to targeted advertising and data collection without parental consent. The settlement follows an FTC inquiry and requires Disney to improve compliance with children's data protection laws, specifically under COPPA.
Republican Congresswoman Nancy Mace expressed her fascination with videos of ICE agents detaining immigrants, claiming it as a patriotic act to remove violent criminals, a stance that drew criticism from both sides of the political spectrum. She also discussed proposed legislation targeting cities that limit cooperation with federal immigration authorities, amid ongoing debates about immigration enforcement tactics.
Google announced new updates for the Play Store, including the addition of YouTube videos for popular games, enhanced game content visibility, and more native PC gaming support. Play Pass subscribers will receive extra in-game rewards for select titles, and the subscription service is expanding to new markets. Additionally, developers are gaining new tools for in-game ads, and users will soon have access to an AI-generated FAQ section on app details pages.
Timothée Chalamet reveals that his high school YouTube videos played a part in landing him the role of a young Willy Wonka in the upcoming musical film "Wonka." Director Paul King was drawn to Chalamet's pre-fame singing and dancing videos, which showcased his talent and charisma. However, Chalamet clarifies that the videos were not the sole reason for his casting, as King also appreciated his work in other movies. Chalamet also discusses his lack of a favorite chocolate bar and expresses admiration for Gene Wilder's iconic portrayal of Wonka. The film, set to release on December 15, explores the origin story of the beloved candyman character.
Georgia defensive coordinator Dan Lanning dismisses the idea that watching YouTube videos will win football games, emphasizing the importance of preparation and execution on the field. As Georgia prepares for their upcoming game against Colorado, Lanning remains focused on the team's performance rather than external factors.
A Tennessee couple, Jonas Bare and Cynthia Hovsepian, who were found alive after being lost in the Alaskan wilderness for eight days, have a complicated past involving drug addiction and bizarre YouTube videos. Hovsepian's sister revealed her history of serious drug abuse, including a stroke caused by an overdose, which left her visually impaired. Despite their tumultuous past, the couple now has a good relationship, with Bare taking care of Hovsepian. The circumstances of their survival remain unclear, but authorities have dismissed claims of a hoax.