Nintendo updated its privacy policy to clarify how it collects and uses data from children and shifted its third-party privacy certification from ESRB to CARU. The policy now explicitly states that persistent identifiers like IP addresses and device IDs are collected from child users for specific operational purposes, and parents can now see a named list of third-party apps authorized to access their child's account. The company also expanded its disclosure of location data use to include check-ins at Nintendo locations and events.
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Nintendo updated its privacy policy to clarify how it collects error data, expanded where it uses location information to include checking into events and Nintendo locations, strengthened its data retention practices by specifying deletion or de-identification procedures, added detailed language about collecting persistent identifiers from child users for operational purposes, made parental controls more transparent by letting parents see which apps have access to their child's account, and switched its child privacy certification from ESRB to CARU (Children's Advertising Review Unit).
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