> the kids know all of their data is being tracked for money ( and presumably are happy with it) Yes, and? Kids (and some adults) frequently send demeaning nu

> the kids know all of their data is being tracked for money ( and presumably are happy with it) Yes, and? Kids (and some adults) frequently send demeaning nude videos of themselves to public web forums (and promptly get harassed IRL). Are they being defrauded? Or just act that way, because they are naive and can't read emotions and body language across the computer monitor? Either way, the incident described in article is a clear children rights violation. Whether parents properly understood and condoned it or were defrauded by Facebook, — does not really matter (I suspect, that if any of them faced a trial, they all would claim the later).