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Story summary
- Senators Marsha Blackburn and Richard Blumenthal said an unsecured database exposed thousands of audio responses from Miko toys.
- Miko CEO Sneh Vaswani denied a data breach, saying no personal information was compromised.
- Privacy advocates cite exposure of identifiable children's names and conversation details, criticizing weak security.
- The senators asked other manufacturers, including Curio and FoloToy, about data protection.
- The incident underscores the need for privacy standards in AI-powered children's products.
