duncan mccann, there, campaigning — already made.ncan mccann, there, campaigning for digital— campaigning for digital children's safety. time now for another story from the bbc�*s "we were there" collection of first—hand accounts and memories of world war two. today we tell the story of olive mitton. olive was just 1a when she landed a job as a messenger girl at bletchley park, home of top secret code breakers. tim muffett has been finding out more. you see, that's where all the listeners were, up here, yeah. bletchley park, a place where codes were cracked, secret nazi messages revealed, and the course of world war two altered. yeah. oh, yeah, over there. that's where it used to be. it was also where 94—year—old olive mitton landed her firstjob during the second world war. there were 1a messengers, and i think i'm the only one that's left. all the others have gone. tell us about the work you were doing here. i had to sort the mail out and then deliver it three times in the morning and three times in the afternoon. come back from my

campaigner and father of three duncan mccann says he believes youtube is breaching industry standardsed to protect children's data privacy. my preferred reform that youtube should make is that actually when you enter youtube they don't collect any unnecessary and process any unnecessary information and that the best way to ensure that they are only collecting the data of adults who are properly consenting would be to then have a process where adults can sign in to the tracking recommendation system, profiling, targeted ads. in a statement, youtube said it had made investments to protect kids and families, including more protective default settings, a dedicated kids app, and supervised experience which requires parental consent. the information commissioners office told the bbc we'll consider this complaint carefully. many tech firms make a lot of money from compiling data about their users and then using it to sell ads, but children are supposed to be protected from this. action in the us led to youtube paying a £140 billion fine and changing its practices. it is assumed that anyone w

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campaigner and father of three duncan mccann says he believes youtube is breaching industry standardscy. my preferred reform that youtube should make is that actually when you enter youtube, they don't collect any unnecessary and process any unnecessary information. and that the best way to ensure that they are only collecting the data of adults who are properly consenting would be to then have a process where adults can sign in to the tracking recommendation systems, profiling, targeted ads. in a statement, youtube said it had made investments to protect kids and families, including more protective default settings, a dedicated kids' app and a supervised experience which requires parental consent. the information commissioner's office told the bbc, "we will consider this complaint carefully." many tech firms make a lot of money from compiling data about their users and then using it to sell them ads, but children are supposed to be protected from this. action in the us led to youtube paying a £140 billion fine and changing its practices. so, it assumed that anyone watching children's

campaigner and father of three duncan mccann says he believes youtube is breaching industry standardsthat youtube should make is that actually when you enter youtube, they don't collect any unnecessary and process any unnecessary information. in a statement, youtube said it had made investments to protect kids and families, including more protective default settings, a dedicated kids�* app and a supervised experience which requires parental consent. the information commissioner's office told the bbc, "we will consider this complaint carefully." many tech firms make a lot of money from compiling data about their users and then using it to sell them ads, but children are supposed to be protected from this. action in the us led to youtube paying a £140 billion fine and changing its practices. so, it assumed that anyone watching children's content would be potentially under the age of 13 and so it collects far less data on that type of content and also doesn't send personalised ads it shows that big tech can make big changes when it needs to. zoe kleinman, bbc news. this is outside source

campaigner and father of three duncan mccann says he believes youtube is breaching industry standardstheir parents have consented to it, and he's taken his complaint to the information commissioners office. it has a children's internet code designed to protect children's data privacy. my preferred reform that youtube should make is that actually when you enter youtube they don't collect any unnecessary and process any unnecessary information and that the best way to ensure that they are only collecting the data of adults who are properly consenting would be to then have a process where adults can sign in to the tracking recommendation system, profiling, targeted ads. in a statement, youtube said it had made investments to protect kids and families, including more protective default settings, a dedicated kids app, and supervised experience which requires parental consent. the information commissioners office told the bbc we'll consider this complaint carefully. many tech firms make a lot of money from compiling data about their users and then using it to sell ads, but children are supp