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San Diego sues AppLovin over explicit ads on kids’ devices, Bloomberg reports

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San Diego County filed a lawsuit against AppLovin, accusing the company of bypassing parental controls to serve explicit ads and collect sensitive data from children's devices for targeted advertising. The complaint alleges AppLovin used fingerprinting to track children despite ad-tracking opt-outs and parental controls.

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