NBC News | December 23, 2012
Apps aimed at kids track personal info
The FTC warns popular mobile gaming and social media app manufacturers to alert consumers about collecting personal information from users. Bob Sullivan, nbcnews.com technology reporter, assesses the industry and the risks it poses for our kids.
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