A significant data privacy concern has emerged as over 60 million children have been automatically enrolled in accounts linked to a specific political figure, raising alarms about consent and digital security. The administration confirmed the figures, highlighting a potential breach of standard data protection protocols for minors. Experts warn this could expose young users to risks like unauthorized data collection or targeted advertising without proper parental oversight. The revelation underscores growing debates over digital privacy laws and corporate accountability in handling sensitive user information.
More than 60 million children have now been auto-enrolled in Trump accounts, according to the administration.
