Florida has filed a lawsuit against Netflix accusing the streaming service of secretly tracking children for advertising purposes despite promising a safe, ad-free experience for families. The suit alleges Netflix collected detailed data on minors and shared it with advertisers without parental consent, violating Florida law. This legal challenge threatens Netflix's expanding ad-supported business, which is a key growth area, as targeted advertising significantly increases revenue per user. Netflix denies the allegations, claiming compliance with privacy laws and safeguards for children. The case could impact investor confidence and the company's advertising model if it leads to stricter consent rules or damages.
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