Data watchdog puts Snapchat on notice over 'failure to check Al privacy risks'
The Guardian|October 07, 2023
Snapchat could face a fine of millions of pounds after the UK data watchdog issued it with a preliminary enforcement notice over the alleged failure to assess privacy risks that its artificial intelligence chatbot may pose to users and particularly children.
Mark Sweney
Data watchdog puts Snapchat on notice over 'failure to check Al privacy risks'

The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) said it had provisionally found that the social media app's owner failed to "adequately identify and assess the risks" to several million UK users of My AI, including among 13- to 17-year-olds.

Snapchat has 21 million monthly active users in the UK and is popular among younger demographics. The market research company Insider Intelligence estimates that 48% of users are aged 24 or under. About 18% of UK users are aged 12 to 17.

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