Florida is suing Roku , accusing the giant streaming platform used by millions of Americans to access all their other streaming platforms such as Netflix, HBO Max, Disney+, ESPN and many more of willfully collecting and selling the sensitive personal information of children in violation of state law.

According to state Attorney General James Uthmeier in a video posted to X on Oct. 14, the tech company and its Florida subsidiary have "taken, used, shared and sold the personal, sensitive data of our consumers, namely our kids.

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