Smart toy developers must walk a "fine line" between technological innovation, protecting children's privacy, and complying with the laws that regulate it, CNet reports. For many toymakers, privacy considerations are a considerable roadblock. "To take smart toys to the next level of engagement and give kids what they want, you have to take data and create an engaging experience that's connected to their friends and based on their persona," said Dynepic CEO Krissa Watry. She added that requirements for children's privacy in the tech sphere were a "massive burden for toy companies," the report states. She's not alone. "Companies have been moving cautiously when it comes to smart toys because children's privacy gets a great deal of scrutiny," the report adds. Editor's Note: Ryan Chiavetta recently tackled headline-making IoT trends in a piece for Privacy Tech.
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