Texas sues Netflix for allegedly collecting user data without consent and promoting addiction.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against Netflix, accusing the streaming service of collecting data from users and children without their consent and creating an addictive platform. The lawsuit claims Netflix built a large-scale behavioral surveillance system to keep Texans glued to screens and monetize their data, although Netflix denies selling data to third parties. This legal action follows previous privacy-related cases involving Netflix and other tech giants like Google and Meta. The outcome could impact how streaming services handle user data and addiction concerns going forward.