Last week, the Federal Trade Commission published a working document that urged developers of mobile apps for children to provide more information on data collection and said it plans to review whether apps violate child privacy laws.

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The bill also called for the data-collection industry to develop a policing program that would be approved by the Federal Trade Commission.

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Baroness Rawlings, replying for the government, told peers that the Charity Commission had given consent to allow court proceedings to determine whether the collection should be available to an administrator.

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