Niantic, the makers of Pokémon Go, responded today to a letter from Sen. Al Franken that questioned the wildly popular game’s privacy features. Niantic defended the game’s use of players’ location data and explained how it collects consent from the parents of players under the age of 13. Niantic also described the types of data it collects from players, and hinted at what… Read More
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Thursday, 1 September 2016
Niantic responds to Senate inquiry into Pokémon Go privacy
Niantic, the makers of Pokémon Go, responded today to a letter from Sen. Al Franken that questioned the wildly popular game’s privacy features. Niantic defended the game’s use of players’ location data and explained how it collects consent from the parents of players under the age of 13. Niantic also described the types of data it collects from players, and hinted at what… Read More
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