Technology startup k-ID raised USD45 million to develop its services that help online gaming services comply with children’s privacy laws and enlist data privacy safeguards, TechCrunch reports. The k-ID platform works as a sign-on tool that requires a parent or guardian to approve children’s access to certain in-game features. Editors note: IAPP Staff Writer Alex LaCasse previously reported on k-ID’s launch.
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